Spray Season Doesn’t Keep Banker’s Hours. Neither Do We.
Spray season runs on a clock you don’t control. Weather windows open and slam shut, the label only gives you so much room, and…
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Summer Heat Meets Its Match: Staheli West Steamer + MF Double Baler
You ever drive by a hay field, see steam rolling off the baler, and think — hold on, didn’t they…
Compact Tractor Spring Cleanup Checklist for Acreage Owners
Spring is the busiest time of year for many acreage owners, and a compact tractor can save hours if it…
2026 Fendt Spirit Champion Nominee
Parallel Ag is proud to recognize Alecia Stuaan for the expertise, initiative, and commitment she brings to the Fendt brand….
Parallel Ag is Now a JCB Dealer
Parallel Ag is Officially a JCB Dealer: Here’s What’s Coming Big news to share. We’ve officially signed on as a…
Soybean Early Season Scouting Checklist for Great Plains Row Crop Farmers
When soybean planting starts to ramp up across our seven-state region, early season scouting becomes the best way to protect yield and…
Spring Hay Equipment Maintenance Checklist for Hay Producers
Spring brings the rush to get hay fields cut at peak quality, but equipment breakdowns can wipe out narrow weather…
Corn Soybean Planter Calibration Checklist for Spring 2026
With soil temperatures sliding into planting range across much of our seven-state territory, the window for corn and soybean planting…
Spring Tractor Maintenance Checklist for Planting Season
Spring planting windows are tight across our seven states, and tractor breakdowns can cost you acres. This checklist covers the critical…
Spring Disc Mower Maintenance Checklist for First-Cutting Hay
With early spring warmth in Oklahoma and Texas and thawing fields across Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota, hay and forage…
Parallel Ag Recognized as a SATISFYD 2026 Top Dealer for Customer Experience
We’re proud to share that Parallel Ag has been recognized as a SATISFYD 2026 Top Dealer for Customer Experience. That…
Fendt IDEAL Harvest Tour Is Back — And This Could Be Your Year
It’s one thing to see a combine in a brochure or at a farm show. It’s a whole different thing…
