Moving Iron News Today

Full lots and rising interest rates signal a shift in the used equipment marketplace.

Machinery exporters feel the biggest pinch as shipping is diverted to other ports.

Retrofit and upgrade options lead to more choices at all price points.

Used supply starting to rebuild after several years.

Custom options and technology drive prices and interest.

Moving Iron’s Casey Seymour predicts used tractors will decrease in value by 15%-25% this year.

Most US farmers depend on short-term, variable-rate loans they take out after fall harvest and before spring planting to pay for everything from seeds and fertiliser to livestock and machinery. Now, producers are wrestling with how to pay for that debt as interest rates rise headed into the next planting season.

CHICAGO—Montana farmer Sarah Degn had big plans to invest the healthy profits she gleaned for her soybeans and ...

Montana farmer Sarah Degn had big plans to invest the healthy profits she gleaned for her soybeans and wheat this year into upgrading her planter or buying a new storage bin.

Montana farmer Sarah Degn had big plans to invest the healthy profits she gleaned for her soybeans and wheat this year into upgrading her planter or buying a new storage bin....