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Agland & Martin Deerline Merge to Form Horizon Ag & Turf

Edmonton and Lloydminster — With eyes on the Horizon and with the evolving needs of customers and employees in mind, Martin Deerline and Agland announce they will merge operations effective July 31, 2024, subject to necessary approvals and due diligence. Both operations have complimentary goals, cultures, and a shared vision for the future. The combined entity will be rebranded “Horizon Ag and Turf”.

“This partnership is a significant step forward in our strategy to continue to build a strong, relevant business that focuses on taking care of our staff, our customers, and our suppliers, the three pillars of our business. We both have a long successful history in the Agricultural, Construction and Turf businesses, and this is a natural move forward for us” remarked Cam Kay. Currently the GM of Agland, Cam Kay will continue to lead the overall business as CEO of the newly formed entity, Horizon Ag & Turf.

“The Martin Deerline and Agland teams have been neighboring dealers and friends for nearly 60 years and we are excited to see this opportunity come to fruition. Going forward, we will have expanded inventories, more product specialists, and the ability to provide more timely, innovative solutions” says Cam Martin, current CEO of Martin Deerline. 

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