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Parallel Ag Announces Concordia Transition to Marshall Location

Parallel Ag announces that its Concordia location will officially close on June 30, 2025, as part of a planned consolidation with its Marshall, Missouri, location. This strategic move is designed to enhance operational efficiency, strengthen financial performance, and better serve customers across the region.

Starting June 19, all new service jobs for the Concordia area will be routed to the Marshall location. Parts sales will continue in Concordia through June 30, after which all operations will be based in Marshall. Parallel Ag plans to complete the transition of inventory and equipment from the Concordia location by August 31, 2025.

Merging operations allows Parallel Ag to better serve its customers and agricultural communities by streamlining resources and strengthening its ability to deliver consistent, high-quality support. This consolidation brings together experienced teams from both locations to provide even greater service and responsiveness. With the additional space and expanded capabilities of the Marshall facility, Parallel Ag is positioned to offer enhanced parts availability, timely service, and knowledgeable sales support. Concordia customers will continue to be a top priority, dedicated service coverage, and local sales representation ensuring uninterrupted support in their farming operations.

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