Overall, September was a solid month for retail sales of tractors and combines in the U.S. and Canada, according to the latest data from the Assn. of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM).
U.S. sales of ag tractors and combines remained in the plus column for February, according to the latest sales data from the Assn. of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM).
While North American sales of high-horsepower tractors slowed somewhat inMarch, overall sales of tractors and combines continued at a healthy clip, according to the latest figures released by the Assn. of Equipment Manufacturers.
After finishing up an exceptional year for farm equipment sales in 2010, dealers, manufacturers, farmers and industry analysts that Ag Equipment Intelligence spoke with at the Ag Connect Expo January 7-11 in Atlanta expect the momentum to continue well into 2011.
As Claas continues to invest in new central and eastern European markets, it says it is becoming more optimistic that global demand for agricultural machinery is recovering.
North American combine sales jumped by 53% in May while retail sales of row-crop tractor sales continued to weaken, according to the latest report from the Assn. of Equipment Manufacturers.
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