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Buying Used vs New Farm Equipment

Sep 17, 2025

Video: Buying Used vs New Farm Equipment

Should you buy new farm equipment or invest in used machinery?

In this video, Daniel Stansbury of AG Revolution shares practical advice for farmers considering their options.

Learn how to evaluate used tractors and combines, reduce downtime, and save money with smart maintenance and inspections.

Daniel also explains how oil analysis, dealer inspections, and retrofitting technology can help maximize ROI on older equipment.

Whether you’re a small operation or a large-scale grower, these insights will help you make the best choice for your farm and your budget.

Buying Used vs New Farm Equipment

Should you buy new farm equipment or invest in used machinery? In this video, Daniel Stansbury of AG Revolution shares practical advice for farmers considering their options. Learn how to evaluate used tractors and combines, reduce downtime, and save money with smart maintenance and inspection... More ›

High Speed Grain Relocating

Sask wheat harvest continues. I'm the captain now.... More ›

Swathing canola and wrapping up the oats!

Swathing canola and wrapping up the oats! | | South Sask Farmer... More ›

Why is he cutting holes in our Fendt Combine

Why is he cutting holes in our Fendt Combine | Brian's Farming Videos... More ›

Time Of Day For Harvest

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1432 | Air Date 09/14/25 - Brian and Darren talk about the reasons why farmers harvest at different times of the day.... More ›

WHAT’S HAPPENING NOW On Our Sheep Farm?!

The long-awaited rain finally came to our farm, bringing much-needed relief to the fields and cooler temperatures that gave us the motivation to tackle some big sheep farming jobs this week! 🌧🐑... More ›

Use Those Weeds + Can You “Compost” Right on a Garden Bed?

We cover: how to use the weeds around the property, and can you “compost” materials right where you plan to plant, and it's feedback friday!... More ›

Cow-Calf Corner - Cost-effective Feeding Part 2

Mark Johnson, OSU Extension beef cattle breeding specialist, discusses the money-saving opportunities through effective feeding.... More ›

Arkansas Farmers Meet Over Tight Margins

Hundreds of farmers gathered in Brookland, Arkansas last week as producers told congressional staffers about a combination of a bumper crop, disappearing export markets and higher input costs for items like fertilizer due to higher import tariffs.... More ›

Pecan Crop Outlook: What Growers Need to Know This Season

Becky Carroll, OSU Extension fruit and nut specialist, shares the latest pecan crop update, highlighting concerns about pecan scab and its impact on yields. Stay informed with expert insights for growers this season.... More ›

Time To Pick Some Bales!

Time To Pick Some Bales! | | SaskDutch Kid... More ›

CORY MORGAN SHOW: Alberta could crash Canada’s dairy supply management system

Cory talks about how Alberta’s exit from supply management could bring down the national system.... More ›

Harvesting green peas. Northern Alberta, Canada

Harvesting green peas. Northern Alberta, Canada | | Millionaire Farmer... More ›

FLEECED! Sheep Shearer Hands Over Clippers!

It's sheep shearing day at Ewetopia Farms! 🐑 Our Dorset lambs and ewes are getting fleeced — and for the first time, our shearer hands over his clippers to a beginner. We finish shearing the last of our adult ewes and this year’s Dorset ewe lambs. From moving the sheep between barns, loading... More ›