The President and CEO of Farmers Union Industries says the slowdown in farm equipment purchases is impacting their manure spreader and trailer business. Dale Bednarek tells Brownfield their Artex Redwood Falls, Minnesota plant began the year with a backlog of spreader orders, but they’re caught up and looking for business. “We didn’t anticipate the slowdown […]
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