Heavy equipment is essential for work in a wide range of construction industries. This equipment has transformed the construction and agriculture industries through the last few decades by allowing greater efficiency with fewer workers.
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Congratulations on your winning bid at our large equipment auction! Now what? Well, you’ve got the get your heavy machinery off the lot and back to your work station. Whether it be farming equipment or construction equipment you’ve got to find some way to get it home.
It’s a bird… it’s a plane… no, it’s a drone! Drone footage is changing the construction industry in a whole new way providing better management, safety, and more!
From herding livestock on your hobby farm to becoming your new best friend, herding breed dogs make great additions to every kind of home.
For many businesses in locations with moderate climates, winter is a season that brings fewer jobs and contracts. It doesn’t have to be that way! Construction companies across the U.S. have started to discover that this perceived offseason holds a different set of opportunities.
Do you love auctions and the thrill of a bidding war, especially when a last minute bid comes in? As time expires there is one happy seller and a thrilled highest bidder. It’s fun, yet a difficult job for auctioneers.
Are you sitting in your hotel room at night after the auctions are over, wondering how to entertain yourself until you can get back to the auction in the morning? Well get out of the hotel and go sightsee, eat at an amazing restaurant, or visit one of the amazing amusement parks.
Heavy equipment auctions present great opportunities for business owners to purchase good-quality, affordable machinery at an advantageous price point. While taking advantage of significant cost savings compared to buying new equipment, you may also be eligible for potential tax benefits since the equipment is “new to you.”
At a time when it seems like everyone is growing tomatoes, lettuce and their own herbs, how does a small farmer stand out from the crowd? You may want to find a niche that isn’t already occupied or something that is unique to your area.
Is your son or daughter getting ready to head off to college, but doesn’t know what they want to major in? Whether you grew up on a farm, are an active member of your local 4-H club, or maybe your child is simply interested in how crops and livestock are raised, an agriculture major might pique their interest.