New AgWest Locations in Weyburn and Yorkton

Feb 04, 2025
By Farms.com

Premium Equipment Now in Weyburn and Yorkton

Farming can be a challenging. With unpredictable weather, long working hours, and ever-changing demands, farmers in Saskatchewan need dependable equipment, innovative technology, and reliable support to stay ahead.

AgWest is excited to announce its expansion into Weyburn and Yorkton, Saskatchewan, following the acquisition of Agriterra Equipment locations. This expansion brings the same premium AGCO brands, exceptional service, and local expertise that farmers in these regions have relied on, with added services designed to help operations thrive.

For farming to succeed, access to reliable equipment, cutting-edge solutions, and strong partnerships is essential—all of which AgWest is proud to offer.

With the new locations in Weyburn and Yorkton, AgWest aims to strengthen its presence and serve Saskatchewan farmers with the same trusted equipment, including Fendt tractors, Massey Ferguson hay tools, and precision agriculture technologies.

AgWest Supports Farmers with

High-Quality Equipment for Every Need

AgWest provides top-tier equipment suited for Saskatchewan farming:

Fendt Tractors, RoGator Sprayers, and Momentum Planters for power, efficiency, and precision.

Massey Ferguson Tractors and Hay Equipment, designed for durability in tough tasks.
Precision Ag Technology, including PTX Trimble and Precision Planting systems, to improve accuracy, increase yields, and reduce costs.

AgWest offers expert service and quick access to genuine AGCO parts:

On-site and in-shop repairs to keep operations running smoothly.

A well-stocked inventory to minimize downtime.

Local technicians with in-depth knowledge of Saskatchewan farming, ready to provide tailored solutions.

AgWest will be putting the finishing touches on their new locations and will invicte farmers to grand opening events, giveaways, equipment demos, and more in the weeks and months ahead.

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