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January 2020 Tractor & Combine Analysis

By Charlie Glass posted on February 25, 2020 | Posted in Analysis & Commentary
The number of new jobs developed in this economy and the growth of wages has provided many with not only more disposable income but growing retirement accounts. The strength of the smaller horsepower tractor markets is a direct result of this powerful economic engine and should remain so in 2020.
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Another Decade Down: More of the Same Ahead?

By Dave Kanicki posted on December 24, 2019 | Posted in Analysis & Commentary
It’s just about a wrap on the second decade of the 2000s and from my perspective things are looking a “little” better than they have in a while in some respects, but not so much in others. For the most part, the first half of the last decade is very different from the second half. But it’s simply a matter of ag cycles and plateaus, according to some.
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