Numbers don’t lie, and neither do farmers.

Nate Butler has been putting his @fendt_north_america IDEAL 8T to work this harvest, and he’s got a few things to say about it.

He’s burning 7 fewer gallons of fuel per hour than other combines he’s run, all while cutting at 5 …mph compared to 3.5 mph.

And at $7 a gallon for diesel, that’s nearly $50 an hour staying in his pocket. That adds up pretty darn quick over harvest.

And the ride? Nate calls it the “best riding machine I’ve been in.”

Less fuel, more acres covered, and a better ride. We’ll let Nate’s experience do the talking.

#FendtIDEAL #ParallelAg #Harvest2026

We found some familiar faces at the National FFA Convention!

Sawyer, daughter of Parallel Ag VP Jeremiah Johnson, got to catch up with chroniclesofkayla at the @masseyferguson_na booth.

We love seeing the next generation of agriculture getting involved and making connections. …Hope you're having a great time at convention, Sawyer!

We're looking for service professionals to join our team in Liberal, Kansas!

Whether you've been turning wrenches for years or are looking to grow your career in agriculture, we'd like to talk to you. At Parallel Ag, you'll have the opportunity to build your skills, …work with a knowledgeable team, and keep our customers running when it matters most.

Interested in joining us? Check out our current openings and apply today!
🔗 https://parallelag.com/careers/

When you need more than a machine, we’ve got your back. Every @jcbagriculture machine comes backed by local parts and expert technicians.

You can count on us to when it’s time for service, you need a part, or if something isn’t working quite like it should.

October 12th is National Farmers Day, and we don't take that lightly.

Farming isn't a job you clock in and out of. It's a lifestyle, a commitment, and for most of the families we work with, it's a legacy that's been passed down through generations. It's early …mornings that turn into late nights, decisions made in the middle of a field with no guarantee they're the right ones, and a kind of resilience most people will never fully understand.

Farmers deal with things nobody plans for… wet spring that pushes planting back, a dry summer that takes the yield with it, and equipment that goes down at the worst possible time. Somehow, through all of it, they show up the next day and keep going. Not because it's easy. Because it matters.

We get to work alongside these people every single day, across 16 locations and communities we're proud to call home. And it's not lost on us what that means. The trust a farmer puts in their equipment dealer runs deep. You're counting on us when the window is tight and there's no room for error. We take that seriously.

To every farmer, every farm family, every person who has ever put a seed in the ground or spent a season hoping for the best, thank you. Thank you for feeding the world, for carrying on traditions that go back generations, and for doing the hardest job there is without asking for much recognition in return.

Today we recognize you. Not just today, but every day you're out there doing what you do.