• Out With the Old, In With the New: Are you using the right tillage equipment for your operation?

    Are you using the right tillage equipment for your operation?
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  • The Minotaur - The Most Versatile Machine In Its Class

    The Minotaur. A machine that combines the features and functionality of a small dozer and a large compact track loader.
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  • Offering Opportunities and Support

    Titan Machinery is passionate about early career development, and we will do whatever it takes to help students succeed! We offer several opportunities for students to learn the hands-on, essential skills they need before entering the workforce.
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  • Happy Father's Day

    We all know being a father is one of the most difficult jobs one can take on. Being a father can look so different for everyone, but each of them are just as special as the next. We are thankful for everything our fathers do each and every day!
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  • Introducing The New and Improved AFS Connect Steiger Tractor

    The Steiger tractor was designed to be reliable, high-powered, and have four-wheel drive; founding principles that are still their main goal today.
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  • CONEXPO 2020 Trade Show Recap

    Exciting new products & offers from Case Construction | K-Tec announced acquisition of Ashland scrapers
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  • Feature - MDM & Vossler Excavating

    Read about two of our western Montana customers and how their contracting businesses have found success with Case Construction equipment through their partnership with Titan Machinery.
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  • Tractor TLC

    It may be tempting to simply park that combine and tractor once you’re finished so you can put your feet up and get some much needed rest, but your work is not quite done. Read more!
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  • Summertime Planter Reconditioning

    Every farmer feels a sense of relief pulling into the last half-round on the final field of planting. Whether you’re planting 150 acres of corn to chop or thousands of acres of row crops, it feels great to pull out of the field for the last time in the spring. But before moving out the combine from the back of the shed and tucking the planter in its place, consider going through your planter, or having a trained technician take a thorough look at it, to correct any problems before putting it away for the season.
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  • Field Service Logic

    Your local dealer’s field service techs are a much relied on source for keeping your operation’s downtime to a minimum, but some farmers also consider an added level of confidence by having their own service vehicle. Some of you may think that building your own service truck will save you money, but this may not be the most cost-effective option. Read more!
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  • Farm Safety for Children

    Today is the first day of summer, which means lots of farm activity. Remember your children's smiling faces and commit yourself to keeping them safe while you go about your busy life. Read more!
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  • Prevented-Planting Decisions

    2019 has been one of those years...one that has brought a cold and wet spring which left many farmers deliberating over the decision to plant – or not to plant. Read more about some factors to consider.
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  • Finding and Keeping Farm Labor

    The ongoing labor shortage in agriculture is critical, and it crosses the nation from coast to coast impacting all parts of the industry. When there’s a shortage of labor, farmers can respond in several ways.... Read more!
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  • Premier Earthworks & Infrastructure

    Read Titan Machinery's customer spotlight on Premier Earthworks and infrastructure (PEI) out of Denver, CO and how Titan has kept up with their rapid business growth in serving their equipment needs.
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  • Preseason and Planting Soybean Tips

    Getting your season off to the right start with these tips for soybeans.
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  • Where Do You Start?

    It's no secret that starting a farm without connections (usually a family member) is extremely difficult. Read more about a survey conducted regarding the matter.
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  • Corporate Farming of Yesteryear

    Oftentimes the misfortune of one becomes the good fortune of another. This was the case for Northern Pacific Railroad, whose charter was signed by President Abraham Lincoln in July of 1864.
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  • Construction and Mental Health

    The end of summer here in the Midwest also signals the end of another season – the construction season. How many of you as you traveled through a construction zone caught yourself stereotyping those workers dressed in hard hats and bright orange vests?
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  • Rich Farmer Rumors

    Some people, even those close to the industry, can drive by farms and farmland and think to themselves or say to others that those farmers are rolling in the dough. I guess that’s human nature – to make a determination based only on what the eye sees.
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  • Another Dust Bowl?

    I’m fairly certain that anyone who’s involved in agriculture has heard of the Dust Bowl. The Dust Bowl began as the rain ended in the summer of 1931 and continued for nearly a decade.
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