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genAG opens new location

genAG opens new location
Nov 13, 2026
By Diego Flammini
Assistant Editor, North American Content, Farms.com

The dealer specializes in CLAAS and HORSCH equipment

A Canadian farm equipment dealer opened a new location in the U.S.

“We’re proud to bring CLAAS and HORSCH equipment, parts and service to producers across north-central and western South Dakota, backed by a local team ready to support farmers in the region,” genAG’s LinkedIn page says.

The dealership is located at the old Artz Equipment building in Aberdeen, S.D. – 38399 US Highway 12.

This is the first opening of genAG’s, which is based ink Winkler, Man., planned expansion into the U.S.

In addition to the South Dakota location, the company is working on opening facilities in Minot and Bismarck, N.D.

“There’s still work to be done, but we’re making great progress toward bringing local CLAAS and HORSCH sales, parts and service support to the Bismarck area,” genAG said in a Nov. 13 Facebook update.

The Bismarck facility is located at 1008 N 12th St. And farmers in the Minot area can visit 6701 Highway 83 South when that location is up and running.

The new U.S. dealerships will offer combines, tractors, forage harvesters, hay tools, and supporting precision agriculture tools.

“These new dealerships represent an important investment for CLAAS customers and is a commitment to agriculture in the Dakotas,” Torey Hadland, vice president, CLAAS of America, said in March about the expansion. “As one of the leading CLAAS dealerships in neighboring Manitoba, genAG brings a strong focus on customer service and technical expertise to the Dakotas, and these locations will ensure farmers in this region have reliable access to the full CLAAS lineup and the support they need when it matters most.”  


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