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Farm Equipment Parts & Service
Empire Ag has a dedicated team of highly trained professionals ready to service your agriculture equipment or find the part for your need. Visit us today!
Five tips for the safe operation of farm equipment
Farming is one of the top 10 most dangerous occupations in America, according to figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Farm-related injuries are often a result of long hours and close, consistent contact with heavy machinery and equipment.
7 safety tips for driving farm equipment on the road
Farmers play a big role in road safety, too. Check out these tips to reduce hazards when taking wide equipment onto the road.
What to do if you're stuck behind slooow farm equipment
We all know the pain of being stuck in traffic only to find out that one slow-moving piece of farm equipment was the reason. But be nice anyway.
Farmers ask: Should they be able to repair their own tractor or farm equipment?
Many farmers are frustrated that they either have to hold on to older equipment that they can repair themselves to save money or buy newer equipment that has much higher repair costs and restrictions by companies.
Spare Parts and Why You Need Them
Keeping an inventory of critical spare parts for your material handling system will ensure a high rate of uptime and a well-functioning system for years.
Farm machinery dealers: How they're changing and why
Manufacturer view Farmer view Dealer view The relationship you have with your machinery dealer is a bit like the one you have with your doctor. You want so
What It's Like Working at a JDM Auto Parts Importer
The important thing to know is you’re going to be importing more than just car parts. Namely: spiders.
Confined dining: A primer on factory farms and what they mean for your meat
More and more of the meat you buy in the supermarket is produced in meat factories, a.k.a. CAFOs. Hold your nose and have a look, then think hard about that next hot dog.
Dealers, distributors and service providers learn from parts shortage
It doesn’t matter where you sit in the aftermarket, those on the front line of sourcing parts explain how dire the situation is and what they learned.
So Your Girlfriend Hates Taxidermy?
So your girlfriend hates taxidermy? Dead turkey parts aren't for everyone.
Cuts of Meat You Should Never Throw Out
Instead of tossing those mystery meat parts that aren't in your recipe, save some money and cook them up. These are the parts to save and savor.
Protect yourself when lending farm machinery
It’s critical farmers take a moment to consider safety as well as liability in case something does go wrong.
Is Electric Machinery Headed to Your Farm?
A combination of the advancement of electric vehicle (EV) technology and an expected emphasis on lowering carbon emissions in the coming years has companies — startups and longstanding heritage brands alike — exploring how to apply EV technology to the farm.
Why The Farm-To-Table Movement Will Keep On Growing
"I think more and more people in this country are wanting to know where their food is coming from."
Reasons why you might want to stop buying supermarket meat
Parts: Initial stocking guides
You’ve just gotten your brand new piece of industrial equipment, and based on some experience you’ve determined that you want to lay in some spare parts for the eventuality of repair so you ask your dealer for [at best] an initial stocking guide to use to choose what parts to stock or [at worst] you …
Why Farm-to-Institution Sourcing is the Sleeping Giant of Local Food
Strategists are following the money to schools, corporate cafeterias, and hospitals in hopes of rebuilding local economies and bringing healthy food access—literally in through the back door.
