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AGCO Announces Expansion of Dealer Network

DULUTH, Ga. — AGCO provided an update of distribution news across its North American region. AGCO’s ambitious growth plan in North America is transforming and expanding its dealership network to meet growing farmer demand and ensure comprehensive access and superior customer experiences of its brands and services. Recent news in Mississippi, Nevada and Utah expands farmer access to the company’s popular Fendt and Massey Ferguson brands into these key farming states.

Carter Agri-Systems Expands into Utah

Carter Agri-Systems expanded into multiple locations in Utah as it combined operations with Overson’s Farm Center in January. In addition to their offices in Lund and Winnemucca, Nevada, Carter Agri-Systems now manages the Utah dealership locations in Cedar City, Delta and Richfield – all of which will operate under the Carter Agri-Systems name. This development expands Fendt wholegoods, parts and services into Nevada, providing access to the brand’s award-winning solutions for Silver State farmers and ranchers.

The combination of Carter Agri-Systems and Overson’s Farm Center provides a particularly strong presence for AGCO’s brands across this contiguous area of Nevada and Utah, as both dealerships have strong sales and support histories within their farming communities. Existing staff members were retained to ensure smooth transitions and maintain vital relationships with customers.

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