What a week we had at the Ohio Farm Science Review! Great weather and a great crowd, thank you to all of you that stopped by. We really appreciate your business and the opportunity to serve your operation. Every year, we mail out postcards telling customers to come to the booth to get their free pocket knife. I know we handed out hundreds of pocket knives this week. I had a lot of people tell me they receive this email and watch our YouTube videos, and we appreciate that. Keep tuning in. Today we will regroup, start the process of getting moved back, getting this shipped out of built in time for fall. Devastators were of course a hot item at the shop. Salford tillage and BBI spreaders got a lot of action as well. Nutrient placement, residue management, and seedbed prep are things that will always need to be improved. While we were gone, the shop guys were busy building Salford tools and several other things here in the shop.
Be sure to tune into our YouTube Channel. Have a great weekend, and feel free to call 419-953-8500.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to stop by our booth this week! A lot of time and effort was put into making that 150x50 booth area the perfect display of hardworking equipment. We hope you enjoyed the show.
We had a group of farmers at Farm Science Review that wanted to take a Yetter Devastator home to Michigan with them so bad they strapped it onto the luggage rack!
Check out the video below for the ultimate tender trailer, seed and fertilizer.
The Talkin' Shed Podcast by Fennig Equipment
Josh Wells, An OSU Alum and Deutz Territory Manager
It was great to sit down with Josh who is a wealth of knowledge on the ag equipment industry. Josh has been on some large projects with companies such as Agco, Kubota, Versatile and more. Tune in as we talk how he sees the Deutz line making a mark in the US.
Fall Time Means Fertilizer Time
BBI Spreaders Throw Flat Accurate Patterns
As fall approaches many are gathering plans to make a dry fertility pass for next years crop. Lime, fertilizers, sone at variable rates in the fall can really be big jump on next years crops. The BBI line of spreaders is the product of decades of hard work and trial and error to get to the elite product. I had many guys at the show tell me, "this is the only spreader I have been around that throws a true 80' spread that is flat". We get that a lot. Another customer told me the co-op brought out 10,000 lbs of fertilizer and 75 acres later his computer said he spread 10,160 lbs of fertilizer. Now that is accurate.
Take control of your fertility with a BBI fertilizer and lime spreader.
BBI MAGNA SPREAD
This unit can do lime and fertilizer 80' fertilizer 60' lime and handle all of the high rates. The 360 hydraulics system has a 100% duty cycle and can be loaded and unloaded as fast as you can do it.
SINGLE AXLE SREADER
These row crop spreaders are nice to do in season spreading but can also have floaters put on for fall or spring passes as well.
New YouTube Videos This Week
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- Used Fall Equipment Lineup
- Salford VT Tool Completely Changed This Fields Profile
- Hard Dry Conditions, Parallel Linkage Coulters get the Knife in the ground.
- Inventory at Fennig Equipment
What Are We Up To? Assemblies & Installs
Sam is building a Valmar seeder mount bracket for a Krause 25'VT tool.
This tender trailer is almost complete, check out the video on YouTube
This 31' Salford 1200 will get wrapped up today in the shop.
This 4 row AgGuru bar is complete after we installed an electric pump with motor driver on it, headed to North Carolina.Used Items This Week
This week we have a used Salford 30' 570 VT tool that is in great condition! Blades measure 20" (brand new). This is a clean well kept unit that is ready to go to the field.
This unit is located at our Wabash location.
Call 419-953-8500 for more information.