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K-Hart and Rocky Mountain Equipment Expand Dealer Partnership

Oak Bluff, Man. — K-Hart Industries, a Canadian manufacturer of farm machinery built for sustainable and regenerative agriculture, is expanding its relationship with Rocky Mountain Equipment (RME), broadening dealer representation across key agricultural regions in Alberta and Manitoba.

Rocky Mountain Equipment will represent the Spyder double disc drill and the upcoming Raptor stripper header at the following locations: Killam, Oyen, Drumheller and Grimshaw in Alberta, as well as Elie, Brandon, Winkler, Steinbach and Dauphin in Manitoba. The agreement also allows for additional locations in those provinces to be added as demand continues to grow.

This expansion supports the K-Hart dealer growth strategy by strengthening local sales and service support across Alberta and Manitoba. Farmers in these regions will be backed by Rocky Mountain Equipment’s experienced sales and service teams, providing a stronger local presence and responsive support for K-Hart equipment.

“Rocky Mountain Equipment has deep roots across the Prairies and a track record of supporting farmers through demanding conditions and tight operating windows,” says Adam Reid, Director of Sales & Marketing at K-Hart. “This partnership brings together an experienced dealer organization that understands local conditions and supports farmers with strong product knowledge and dependable service, giving producers added confidence in K-Hart equipment and the support behind it.”

The agreement reflects continued growth at K-Hart and reinforces the company’s commitment to building strong, long-term dealer partnerships taht support farmers operating in demanding conditions. 

Source : Farm Equipment

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