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Hay & Forage Auction Recap: Strong Reach, Mixed Results, and a Look Ahead
These results reflect both strong interest in late model, field-ready equipment and the reality that buyers are continuing to be selective. Read More
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Schedule for April 28 Hay & Forage Equipment Auction
Whether you are upgrading a single piece or lining up an entire haying lineup, these lots offer a straightforward way to find quality machines from trusted sellers across the country. Read More
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Machinery Pete Showcases April 28 Hay & Forage Equipment Auction Items
Watch as Machinery Pete talks about the items that have caught his eye. Read More
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Spotlight: Complete Rundown of Our April 28 Hay & Forage Auction
This lineup covers the full cycle of hay production, from the first pass cutting acres to the final step of stacking and moving bales. Read More
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Zach Highlights the April 28 Hay & Forage Equipment Auction
Zach covers the great machinery that will be selling absolute on April 28. Read More
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Why Hay Rakes Matter More Than Most Operators Think
The rake controls how material is gathered, how it lays, and how consistently it feeds into the pickup. Read More
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Why Telehandlers Are Becoming a Go-To Machine on the Farm
The trend toward telehandlers is not complicated. Farms are trying to do more with less labor, in tighter spaces, with better efficiency. Read More
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Where Tub Grinders Fit in Today’s Feeding Systems
Tub grinders are not for everyone, but for the right setup they can change how feed is handled from start to finish. Read More
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Tractor Tuesday Opens New Headquarters in Hastings, Nebraska
Farm machinery marketplace doubles down on growth with high-visibility location and expanded operations. Read More
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Why Windrowers Still Lead the Way in Hay Production
A windrower cuts the crop and places it into a row that will determine how evenly it dries and how smoothly it feeds into the next machine. Read More
