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Pink AGCO Challenger Tractor Supports Breast Cancer Awareness.

Pink AGCO Challenger Tractor Supports Breast Cancer Awareness.

By Joe Dales, Farms.com

It is hard not to miss a bright pink MT865E Challenger tractor.  Dressed in pink the men and women of the AGCO Jackson Tractor Assembly facility celebrated Tenacity, the new pink tractor that was introduced recently.

The tractor was the result of a partnership between AGCO and Ziegler, which donated the MT865E Challenger to be used to promote breast cancer awareness.The idea for the using a pink tractor to support breast cancer awareness was the brainchild of the tractor team at AGCO Jackson

Below is a brief video that shows the Pink Challenger.

For more information on this Daily Globe story visit

http://www.dglobe.com/news/3841700-tenacity-pink-challenger-tractor-rolls-agco-assembly-line

 

 

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Regardless, funds after 3 years continue to chase and pile into Bitcoin ETF’s and the AI trade with NVDA both at new all time record highs and NVDA hitting the $4 trillion market cap first.

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U.S. border to Mexican feeder cattle closes again to screwworm and should remain closed but this combined with new U.S. tariffs for Brazil means less supplies and a continuation of the bull market in cattle.