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There is still time to register for the INEDA Annual Conference! Join us July 10-11 in LaVista, Nebraska and walk away with the tools you need to grow your business. Click here to register today.
Thank You Conference Sponsors [As of 6.26.17]
General: AgDirect, BigIron, Charter Software, Equipment Data Associates, Fastline Media Group, LLC, Federated Insurance, G & L Clothing, John Day Co., Koski Professional Group, McGowen, Hurst, Clark & Smith, P.C., Midwest Messenger, Southeast Community College, Steffes Group, Tax Favored Benefits, Thurston, TractorHouse, Transportation Consultants Inc., Woods & Aitken
Specialty Manufacturers Reception: Brandt Products Inc., Crary Industries, Landoll Corporation, Mark Peterson Marketing, Inc., Rite Way Mfg. Co. Ltd., RM Enterprises, Summers Mfg., Waechter Sales & Marketing
Manufacturer Luncheons: AGCO, Case IH & John Deere
Hellbusch Elected to Nebraska Hall of Agricultural Achievement – Farm Equipment Jim Hellbusch has been elected to the Nebraska Hall of Agricultural Achievement. Hellbusch is president of Duo Lift Manufacturing, a family operation in Columbus, Neb., that designs and manufactures trailers and running gears for agricultural, commercial and industrial markets. [More] Kubota Expanding Small-Machine Lineup – Rural Lifestyle Dealer Kubota will double its lineup of small construction machinery in North America to eight by 2025 in a bid to boost its market share in the region. [More] 
U.S. Tractor, Combine Sales Rise in May – AEM U.S. retail sales of large four-wheel drive tractors saw an increase of nearly 26 percent in May compared to one year ago, according to numbers released by AEM. [More] EDA Names New President/CEO – Farm Equipment The Equipment Dealers Association Board of Directors has announced the appointment of Kim Rominger as their new President/CEO. He will assume responsibilities effective July 5, 2017. [More] Precision Dealers Look for Sales Comeback in 2017 – Farm Equipment During the last few years, dealers have been extremely conservative with their revenue growth projections for the precision farming segment of their businesses. This is a direct reflection of their customers’ more prudent purchasing habits. But the results of this year’s Precision Farming Dealer benchmark study reveal a reversal in these recent revenue trends. [More]
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