While farm equipment sales by most of the major farm equipment manufacturers in the European Union are bouncing back from recessionary lows, Italian ag equipment makers report their domestic market is yet to show signs of any significant pick up. The one bright light for Italian ag machinery makers continues to be exports.
According to data released by FederUnacoma, the Italian Agricultural Machinery Manufacturers Federation, and Cema, the committee of European agricultural machinery manufacturers, the…
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