Two Planter Clinics Announced

Make next spring’s planter pass your most confident yet. And these two events have special guest Machinery Pete.

By Margy Eckelkamp

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September 20, 2022 09:15 PM

Join our experts who will help you fine-tune your planter before you head to the field in the spring of 2014. Also on the agenda for these two events is used equipment values expert Machinery Pete!

Feb. 3, Rochester, MN. Click here to register.

Feb. 4, Madison, WI. Click here to register.

All major planter manufacturers will be included in the presentations, which include hours of hands-on demonstrations.

Southern farmers, check out these events just for you…

Corn College in the South and Planter Clinic
Tuesday, Jan. 7, and Wednesday Jan. 8, 2014
Murfreesboro, TN
Click here to learn more.

Corn College in the South
Monday, January 13, 2014
Lubbock, TX
Click here to learn more.

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