tractor sales

March brought a sharp drop in tractor and combine sales, signaling that the farming industry is still feeling the heat.

Tractor sales are down in both the U.S. and Canada, but what's driving this cautious approach among farmers?

Amidst falling grain prices, farmers are facing tough choices in 2025. The equipment market is definitely not what it used to be.

Farmers are tightening their belts, and it’s hitting the machinery market hard. Let’s see how manufacturers are adapting to this shifting landscape.

Farmers are feeling the pinch in the equipment market, but there are some silver linings worth noting.

New data from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers said sales of ag tractors and combines in the U.S. fell in December 2025 compared to the same time last year.

According to the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, total tractor sales in the U.S. last month dropped almost 20%, while combine sales fell 35% compared to November 2024.

According to the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, Canadian sales of combines grew 11.4% from July 2024 to July 2025. Meanwhile, U.S. sales of combines fell 43%

According to recent data from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, U.S. sales of combines and tractors dropped in all categories during May.  Total agricultural tractor sales were down 12% and combine sales were 21% lower compared to May 2024.   “...

New data from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers says U.S. sales of tractors and combines continued to decline in February 2025, in contrast to last year. U.S. sales of agricultural tractors declined 17.7% in February, while U.S. sales of combines fell by 48%...