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Summers Manufacturing Announces Partnership with CJ Beeps Equipment

Summers Manufacturing, an innovative leader in agricultural equipment, is excited to announce a strategic partnership with CJ Beeps Equipment.

This partnership represents a significant milestone for both organizations as they unite to advance Summers' mission of feeding and fueling the world. CJ Beeps' extensive knowledge of regional farming needs aligns seamlessly with Summers' dedication to excellence in agricultural technology.

"We are excited to partner with CJ Beeps Equipment. This partnership represents a significant step forward in our efforts to make cutting-edge agricultural equipment more accessible to farmers, empowering them to increase efficiency and productivity on their farms," said Matthew Volkmar, Director of Sales and Marketing at Summers Manufacturing.

With this new dealer relationship, farmers in North East Iowa and the surrounding area can expect a comprehensive range of Summers’ state-of-the-art products, including tillage, land rollers, application products, rock removal equipment, and mounted attachments. Further, CJ Beeps Equipment will provide expert guidance and support to farmers, ensuring they maximize the benefits of Summers’ technology.

“We are proud to offer Summers’ agriculture equipment. Our customers rely on us to offer the best ag equipment and Summers delivers,” explained Eric Lahey

The partnership between Summer Manufacturing and CJ Beeps Equipment signifies a shared commitment to driving agricultural innovation and supporting the success of farmers.

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