Dealer-run combine clinics should promote preventative maintenance to help keep growers productive in the field during harvest.
April 8, 2013
Keeping farm customers productive and efficient is the goal of every farm equipment dealer. This is particularly true during harvest time. Unfortunately, not all customers are looking far ahead when it comes to getting their equipment ready.
When Witmers in Columbiana, Ohio, hosts a clinic, it does its best to ensure the day is free of distractions β for both the customers and the staff. One way they do this is by holding the clinic down the road from the dealership at a local hotel in town.
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