If history holds true, no-till farmers will end up investing more in new equipment in 2015 than they originally planned to do. But at the moment, these growers say they will reduce their purchases of ag machinery by 33% this year, according to No-Till Farmer’s “2015 Operational Benchmark Study.”
A year ago, the results of the 2014 survey showed No-Till Farmer readers said they would spend an average of $59,337 in 2014, or $40.48…
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