4-30-2019 BiWeekly eNewsletter of the Iowa-Nebraska Equipment Dealers Association

Farm Equipment OEMs Quickly Embracing 3-D Printing – Farm Equipment

Additive manufacturing, better known as 3-D printing, has been causing a stir in the manufacturing field for nearly 20 years, but today the computer-driven process by which parts are created by successive layering of various plastic and metal components has quietly become mainstream in the design shops of major agricultural equipment manufacturers. [More]

On Average, Big Dealers Still Operate 23-24 Stores Each – Farm Equipment

There is one fewer big dealer on Ag Equipment Intelligence’s Big Dealer list than there was a year ago at this time. A year ago, we showed 188 dealership groups vs. 187 this year. Is the consolidation of North American farm equipment dealers finally slowing? [More]

Komatsu Unveils Largest Autonomous Truck – Australian Mining

Komatsu’s largest autonomous ultra-class haul truck has been deployed commercially at an oil sands operation in Canada. [More]

Two Organizations are Providing Funds to Damaged Crops and Cattle – KOLN/KGIN

The federal Natural Resources Conversation Service is providing money to plant cover crops on damaged farmland and the Nebraska Cattlemen is offering financial aid to cattle producers affected by the bomb cyclone storm that struck the state in March. [More]

150,000 Growers, 16M Acres Impacted by Midwest Flooding – Farm Market iD

The Midwest flooding crisis has already damaged grain and potentially many grain bin structures and is expected to present problems into July, impacting the current planting season. [More]

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