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01/08/2026

Near-term supply looks fine, but if El Niño shows up later in 2026, Brazil’s next crop is the one place where real trouble could tighten global supply, according to Shawn Hackett of Hackett Financial Advisors.

If that risk materializes, soybeans may finally catch a weather problem in the next crop cycle. Soybean prices don’t need to explode to matter. Even modest strength can improve U.S. farm margins, restore confidence, and change behavior. What do you think?

Listen to the full conversation here: https://hubs.ly/Q03Z-JJs0 or wherever you get your podcasts!

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01/07/2026

What if new equipment buying stays muted?

That question is starting to shape real decisions across ag, from how long machines stay on the farm to where pricing power actually sits in the market.

Fewer new purchases doesn’t mean the industry slows down. It changes where the action is: used equipment, service, parts, and longer ownership cycles.

Machinery Pete and Casey unpack what this shift means for dealers, auction companies, and farm operators on the .

🎧 Listen to the full conversation when the podcast drops tomorrow, here https://hubs.ly/Q03ZVd6w0 or wherever you get your podcasts!

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01/01/2026

The K-shaped economy isn’t theoretical anymore — it’s showing up in ag equipment decisions.

On the , Casey and Machinery Pete discuss how rising equipment and asset prices are creating a widening gap between operators who are established and those trying to break in or scale up. That divide is influencing who buys new, who stays used, and how long machines stay on the farm.

It’s an important dynamic shaping the next phase of the equipment market.

👉 Watch the clip and listen to the full episode here: https://hubs.ly/Q03Zkj2D0

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12/31/2025

3–5 year-old equipment is flying off the shelves and it’s driving demand into the 6–10 year-old segment right behind it.

That shift is reshaping the used equipment marketplace and could point to a more stable, balanced market by 2026.

So what does this mean for farmers and dealers?
Are we entering a new era where equipment lifecycle planning matters more than upgrading to the latest model? What do you think?

Watch this clip and catch the full conversation when the new episode drops tomorrow! Get it wherever you get your podcasts or here: https://hubs.ly/Q03ZjkrN0

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12/18/2025

Casey and Aaron Fintel, from 21st Century Equipment break down a growing issue in the used equipment world: today’s machines are spec’d so wildly that no two tractors are alike and it’s hurting resale, pricing, and buyer confidence.

Farmers don’t need 40 different option combinations. Dealers don’t need to decode serial numbers to figure out what they’re selling. And buyers definitely don’t need $400,000 tractors with features they’ll never use.

Do you think the market runs better when equipment comes in simple, consistent trim levels like trucks, base, mid-range, and high-end? Do you think it's easier to price, easier to compare, easier to resell? Let us know what you think in the comments below!

Listen to the full episode here: https://hubs.ly/Q03YD20F0
or wherever you get your podcasts.

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12/17/2025

A shortage of good used equipment is coming — and it’s already showing up at auctions.

Even with more farm sales on the calendar, prices aren’t backing off. Clean 6–10 year-old tractors and combines are getting harder to find, and buyers are pushing values higher across the board.

Why it matters:
When there aren’t many good machines available, people have fewer choices. That pushes prices up, changes when people decide to upgrade, and affects how the whole market moves.

Watch the clip now — and catch the full episode when it drops tomorrow, here: https://hubs.ly/Q03YwDf50.

🎧 with Casey & Machinery Pete

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According to Shawn Hackett of Hackett Financial Advisors, an unusually early stratospheric warming event has already dis...
12/12/2025

According to Shawn Hackett of Hackett Financial Advisors, an unusually early stratospheric warming event has already disrupted the polar vortex. If we see another hit in January, winter could run long — bringing heavy snowpack, late thaws, and a tight planting window.

That changes service demand, parts flow, and equipment decisions fast.
👉 Listen to the full podcast here or wherever you get your podcasts: https://hubs.ly/Q03Y0Csp0.

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12/11/2025

President Trump recently suggested allowing manufacturers to build simpler, “pre-DEF style” tractors again.

The ripple effects? They’re massive — and barely understood:
• What happens to Tier 4 used values?
• Would OEMs actually retool?
• Does this reset the entire pricing structure of new iron?
• How fast would the used market react?

Casey and Machinery Pete break it all down on this week’s .
If you’re in ag equipment, this is a must-listen.

👉 Hear the full discussion on the podcast dropping today: https://hubs.ly/Q03XNtKP0

12/04/2025

The latest dropped today, and Casey sits down with Machinery Pete to break down what really happened in the auction market heading into Thanksgiving.

Clean, older tractors are still pulling premium money, late-model big iron is stabilizing, and year-end auctions delivered stronger results than many expected. Dealers are quietly putting more machines on the block, and buyers are stepping up for the right price and specs.

If you want a real read on where auction values stand heading into year-end, this conversation delivers it.

🎧 Listen here: https://hubs.ly/Q03WZCff0 or wherever you get your podcasts.
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12/03/2025

Winter’s here, but year-end equipment buying is just heating up. Farmers are weighing tax moves, aging fleets, and sticker shock.

In the next episode of , Casey and Aaron Fintel from 21st Century Equipment break it all down — with real talk from the field.

🎧 Full episode drops tomorrow: https://hubs.ly/Q03WKS2R0

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12/01/2025

Machinery Pete breaks down a clear trend in today’s auction market: clean, older equipment is pulling the strongest money we’ve seen in years.

Last week, a John Deere 7410 at $171K and 2013 8235R over $200K… older S670s holding firm. The crowds are telling the story — buyers want practical, proven iron.

Late-model, higher-hour big tractors are moving at auction, but only when the specs line up. And with 700+ HP entering the market, the 590–640 HP class could become the next “tweener.”

Dealers, farmers, auction companies — this is one episode you’ll want to hear!

Listen here: https://hubs.ly/Q03WjdFL0 or wherever you get your
podcasts!

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11/25/2025

Casey and Aaron Fintel, from 21st Century Equipment flag a clear trend: the hottest equipment right now isn’t the biggest, it’s the most practical.

Smaller, high-demand tools like mid-range tractors, mid-sized tillage, and 30–35 ft high-speed planters are moving fast and holding value. Oversized horsepower is tougher to move and pulls a smaller buyer pool.

Dealers, farmers, and auction companies are all seeing the same thing: resale and demand now matter more than size.

Full episode drops Thursday here:https://hubs.ly/Q03VTR1b0 or wherever you get your podcasts.

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