A product specialist with CLAAS says farmers should utilize equipment that increases efficiency. Wes Wortmann says that’s especially important in today’s farm economy. “With commodity prices and machine prices where they are, we want to make sure we do a good job with efficiency,” he said. “We have low fuel consumption but making sure we’re […]
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