You know farming. We know the farm equipment market.
As a farmer, you know that timing is everything. When you seed and harvest, when it rains, when you sell your crop – it all affects your bottom line. Unfortunately you can’t always control the “when” – that’s Mother Nature’s domain.
But you can control when you buy or sell your farmland and equipment. As the world’s largest equipment auction company, we can help you decide when the right time is. We understand your needs as a farmer, and we know what’s going on in your industry and the used equipment market.
If you’re looking to buy equipment to upgrade or expand your operations, there’s a large selection of late model equipment on the market this fall. Don’t wait too long – next year it may be more difficult to find premium used equipment. Buy now and be ready for next spring.
If you’re thinking about retiring or selling your farm, now’s the time to book your auction date. Agricultural real estate and used farm machinery pricing are at an all time high. We can help you sell your farmland and equipment at the right time to the right buyers. And we take great pride in being able to offer you the best personal, local auction representation along with international marketing and all- inclusive services that make your life easier and ensure you the best returns possible.
Be sure to contact your local representative to find out how we can help you, or visit our website at
rbauction.com/retire.
We hope you enjoy our Fall 2012 Auction Guide, featuring 47 unreserved public auctions – 25 this Fall and 22 so far in Spring 2013. And we wish you all the best for a successful harvest season.
Questions? Feedback?
Simon Wallan, Vice-President – Agricultural Division
Customer Service – 800.211.3983
If you would like more information about our auctions—or you’re considering selling—call us toll-free today.
We’d be happy to discuss your options with you.
800.491.4494 – Canada West 800.357.0659 – Canada East 800.726.1655 – United States
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