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Farm Equipment

Outgrowing your box garden might mean the tools you were once working with won’t be enough. If you’ve expanded your operations to larger fields or even just bigger plots, you might want to think about getting some bigger farm equipment to make the days go by faster. Just make sure you’re getting the right farm equipment. Stop by the Prairieland Partners location nearest to you and we’ll help you find the right machine for you by giving you a full tour of our used ag equipment for sale.
 

Think About Your Needs

Start by considering which parts of your daily work need the most help - things that take longer than they probably should. Know that this cannot only be aided by the right farm equipment, but also the right attachment. Hit the internet for some online research or ask your local community about which machines you might want to be looking at.

Also, think about the size of your farm. A smaller area can get away with a smaller, less expensive piece of equipment, but you’ll need a bigger machine for a bigger property.
 

Budget

As with any major investment, setting the right budget is key to making the right choice. It needs to be realistic both for what you can spend and also for the average prices on the market. Don’t set your budget so low that you can’t buy anything. Your budget should also include some long-term spending, like maintenance, fuel costs, and storage fees, if needed. If you’re looking for ways to save on farm equipment, you can always look at pre-owned models.
 

Local Regulations

Before making any final purchases, make sure you understand what some of the legal requirements are. This could change based on your state, county, and even city. For example, if you work in Salina, Kansas, near the airport, then you’ll need to know the additional regulations they expect from the surrounding farms.
 

Do Your Homework

Finally, we highly recommend you just take the time to do all your homework. As excited as you might be to buy the first piece of farm equipment you spot, it might not be right for you. Find several different models that interest you and perform a side by side comparison of all the features. You’ll probably find that one machine holds the most helpful features for you.

Ready to start checking out some farm equipment for sale? Stop by Prairieland Partners and we’ll show you what we have available right now. We proudly serve all of Kansas!