Ag Machinery Sales Finish Year Strong

2010 unit sales tip above 2009 data for all categories reported.

According to the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM), 2010 U.S. ag equipment sales rose above the data from 2009. In its December Flash Report, AEM details the following:

Two-wheel-drive tractor sales were 20.6% above the same month’s numbers in 2009, and rose 5.6% for the whole year.

Four-wheel-drive tractor sales were 40.1% above the same month’s numbers in 2009, and rose 28.3% year-to-year.

All farm tractor sales were up 21.4% comparing December 2010 to December 2009, and up 6.3% for the entire year.

Combine sales finished the year strong, increasing 37.4% in December 2010 compared with December 2009. And for the entire year, combine sales rose 10.3%.

For the full report, click here.

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