Canada Post Strike Got you Down–Missing your Ag Buyer’s Guide?

Sep 30, 2025
By Denise Faguy
Assistant Editor, North American Content, Farms.com

Did you know you can view each issue of Ag Buyer’s Guide online?

We know it’s not quite the same as holding a crisp new copy of the Farms.com Ag Buyer’s Guide in your hands—but with postal workers on strike (yes, again), the digital edition will have to do for now!

The Ag Buyer’s Guide Team is pleased to share the October Digital Edition of Ag Buyer's Guide, packed with everything you need during this busy harvest season. Whether you're upgrading your equipment or just browsing, this issue is full of valuable listings and resources.

What’s Inside:

Pre-Owned Power Section – Find the right machine for the job with a wide selection of quality used equipment.
37 Pages of Classifieds – From parts to tools to tractors, there’s something for every farm.
Farm Real Estate Listings – Looking to buy or sell farmland? Check out page 106 for properties and agents ready to help.

Harvest time is critical, and having the right tools and support makes all the difference. We encourage you to share this article or the link to the digital edition with your friends, neighbours, and fellow farmers.

Click here to view the October Ag Buyer’s Guide Digital Edition.

Want to stay in the loop? You can sign up for Ag Buyer's Guide email alerts to be notified when each new edition is published. Just visit the link above, scroll to Machinery/Technology, and select Farms.com Ag Buyer’s Guide Digital Edition Notification.

The print edition will be delivered as soon as the strike is over.

Happy harvesting—and happy browsing!

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