In this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg "Machinery Pete" Peterson break down the pulse of the ag equipment market as July hits its inflection point. From rising auction volume and stabilizing market conditions to insights on pre-emissions tractor demand and falling combine prices, this episode is packed with intel you can’t afford to miss. They spotlight major upcoming auctions, compare today’s prices to 25 years ago, and explore how online platforms and farmer retirements are reshaping the auction landscape. Plus, a touch of harvest nostalgia and predictions for where inventory is headed by 2026. Buckle up — it’s time to move some iron!

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In this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg “Machinery Pete” Peterson unpack the latest trends shaking the ag equipment world. From sky-high auction prices—like those seen at the legendary Freddie Burger sale in Mandan, ND—to seasonal inventory shifts and the generational pressures influencing retirement sales, they cover it all. The duo breaks down how rising corn prices and auction momentum point to a stabilizing market, despite economic headwinds. Plus, they dive into the growing gap between new and used equipment pricing and how online markets are reshaping regional trends. Buckle up—it’s time to move some iron!

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In this week’s episode, hosts Casey Seymour and Greg “Machinery Pete” Peterson begin with heartfelt reflections on the Texas floods before diving into the evolving skid steer market—where new models now top $100K and auction prices for used units are stabilizing. Machinery Pete shares why well-maintained mid-life equipment is in high demand, spotlighting a 2009 Deere 325 that brought in $36K.

Special guest Alex Kerr of Kerr Auctions discusses the company's rapid growth and their winning formula: transparency, flexibility, and strategies to attract global buyers. Casey and Aaron Fintel also explore the rising presence of yellow iron on farms, the tech evolution of traditional machines, and why skid steers are the Swiss Army knife of ag operations.

Finally, get the latest on tax law changes that will impact your equipment decisions in 2025—from major increases to Section 179 expensing to fresh deductions for tipped workers and seniors. If you’re in the business of ag equipment, this is one you can’t afford to miss.

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In this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson explore the evolution of side by sides—from their recreational roots to becoming essential tools on the farm. They dive into the booming UTV market, depreciation trends, and the adrenaline of auction day. Then, the conversation shifts global, unpacking the complexities of exporting ag equipment—from logistics and regulations to currency swings and cross-border quirks. Whether you're chasing walleye or closing a deal in Australia, this episode blends real-world insight with a dash of old-school charm. Buckle up—it’s time to move some iron!

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In this week’s episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson unpack the latest trends reshaping the ag equipment market. From strong auction results in Iowa to the rising demand for four-wheel drive tractors like the 16-model 9420R, the duo breaks down what’s impacting equipment pricing and why it matters. They also dive into the growing role of storytelling at auctions, the evolving versatility of four-wheel drives, and the rise of advanced features like PTOs and high-flow hydraulics. Plus, they explore how regional equipment setups, commodity market influences, and global online sales are reshaping buyer behavior. Buckle up — it’s time to move some iron!

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In this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson (aka Machinery Pete) unpack the latest trends in ag equipment. A Farm Journal survey shows 50% of farmers are considering upgrades, and auction prices are climbing—like a John Deere loader tractor that recently topped $128,000. The market is showing signs of stability after years of volatility, but high interest rates and tight margins are forcing buyers to think strategically. The hosts also share insights on avoiding risky debt rollover and understanding your equity position before making big moves.

From seasonal shifts in hay and baler demand to export challenges and evolving buyer behavior, this episode covers what’s shaping today’s equipment landscape. Casey and Greg dive into the importance of transparency in online auctions, differences between grass hay and alfalfa operations, and how High Plains Wholesale is navigating these changes. Whether you're buying, selling, or just keeping tabs on the market, this episode is packed with timely insights.

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On this episode of the Moving Iron Podcast, co-hosts Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson (aka Machinery Pete) share timely insights into the current ag equipment market. With prices holding steady and auction trends pointing upward, now could be a prime opportunity for farmers to update machinery ahead of expected price hikes. Learn why warranty coverage is a bigger deal than ever, how end-of-year auctions might reshape dealer inventories, and what signs point to a stabilizing—yet competitive—market for used equipment.

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In this episode of the Moving Iron Podcast, hosts Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson dig deep into the ever-evolving ag equipment landscape. They explore how older combine models like the John Deere S780 and S670 are commanding strong auction prices compared to newer machines—signaling a fascinating market pivot. The conversation highlights the challenges posed by high interest rates, slowing auction activity, and the strategies that dealers are using to boost sales. Seasonal trends, particularly the pivotal months of June and July, are also discussed as key indicators for predicting end-of-year market momentum.

The hosts also explore how regional farming practices and specialized equipment needs shape buying decisions. From the wide-open fields of the Panhandle to the hedgerows of Kansas, they emphasize how geography influences machinery choices. Transportation logistics, personal interactions at auctions, and the need for dealers to stay dialed in to their customers’ preferences all come into play. With stories of young farmers benefiting from retiring landowners and the continued growth of online auctions, this episode offers invaluable insights into the trends driving the ag equipment market today. Buckle up—it’s time to move some iron!

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In this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson dive deep into the evolving landscape of agricultural equipment auctions and market trends. From the critical role of trustworthy auctioneers and the power of social media marketing, to the rise of online sales and the importance of detailed machinery documentation, the conversation underscores the value of transparency and relationships in the auction world.

The episode also explores current trends in equipment, including the growing popularity of flex heads, the shift toward folding corn heads, and how weather, field conditions, and technology shape machinery decisions. Ryan Steen from John Deere joins the discussion to highlight how tools like the Operations Center are transforming farm management, offering real-time data, improved logistics, and actionable insights.

Whether you're buying, selling, or just keeping a pulse on the ag equipment market, this episode is packed with practical takeaways to help you stay informed and ahead of the curve.

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In this week’s Moving Iron Podcast, hosts Casey Seymour and Greg “Machinery Pete” Peterson break down the key forces shaping today’s ag equipment market. They explore how strong online auction activity—like a Del Peterson sale where a 2022 John Deere 410R brought in $362,000—is driving demand for sprayers and signaling broader market momentum. The conversation covers rising combine inventories, the shift in buyer behavior, and what to expect from end-of-year auction activity. With planting season wrapping up, they also examine how seasonal trends and dealer strategies could impact pricing, inventory, and buying opportunities for late-model, low-hour machines.

The Moving Iron Podcast with Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson covers the trends and market forces impacting the price of your iron. Buckle up … it’s time to move some iron!

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