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Parallel Ag officially began in January 2023 with the merger of two leading agricultural dealers in the Midwest, Ag Solutions Group, and the Southern Plains, Livingston Machinery Company. This marked the beginning of our expansion. During the summer of 2024, the respected A.C. McCartney of the upper Midwest joined the Parallel Ag family, further strengthening our presence in the industry.

Each company was founded to maintain the best field and customer service; thus, Parallel Ag was created with shared values. Now, with a reach of seven states and the expanse of the US, Parallel Ag is partnering with ag leaders in all industries to provide the most extensive services imaginable.

Parallel Ag knows agriculture, from AGCO products such as Fendt, Massey Ferguson, Gleaner, PTx Trimble and Sunflower to Kinze planters, Apache sprayers, Manitou ag/construction equipment, and more.

Parallel Ag’s industry-leading 24/7 parts and service commitment is a testament to our dedication to customer service. This and our diverse equipment lines set us apart from the competition. Visit us today to experience the Parallel Ag difference.

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What Our Customers Are Saying

The friendly staff was easy to deal with and able to provide me with equipment quickly. Any time I needed parts the have been delivered to me within two days. Financing my purchase went quickly and was easy to navigate.
Matthew Tarver
Parallel Ag has always taking care of everything I have needed.
Rob Friesen
Parallel Ag follows through on what they say. They are also “prompt and get the work done”.
Mike Base (Base Farms)

Nice place!

“Parallel Ag is worth the visit and employs nice people.”
Mason B.
I did a trade with Parallel Ag, and I got a fair deal and there was no hassle for the whole experience. I have always bought equipment through Craig Harms and Parallel Ag, so all I had to do was call and let Craig know what I needed. It was that easy because Craig knows all about my business needs for the farm.
Ross Estes Farms

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When was the last time someone asked how you were really doing, and not just how the crops look?

This is a heavy topic, but we know there’s weather you can’t control, prices you didn’t set, bills that still have to be paid, and things that follow you home even after the equipment is shut down for the night. Too many people in agriculture carry all of that alone.

Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. According to the American Farm Bureau’s Farm State of Mind campaign, multiple studies show farmers and ranchers die by suicide at 2 to 5 times the national average.

That’s not just a random statistic. That’s your neighbor down the road, somebody’s dad, or the guy in the semi 2 back from you in line at the co-op. So pay attention to the people around you. Maybe their routine has changed or things around the farm have started to slide. Maybe they’ve stopped showing up or answering, or simply don’t seem like themselves.

Ask. You don’t need the perfect words. You don’t need to know how to fix it. Sometimes a simple “Hey, you doing alright?” is enough to open the door.

If you’re the one struggling, asking for help doesn’t make you any less tough, capable, or hardworking. Sometimes the smartest thing you can do is recognize when something isn’t right and get someone beside you before it gets worse.

Resources for farmers, ranchers, and rural families are available through Farm State of Mind at fsom.fb.org.

You can also call 1.800.FARM.AID for farm specific support and resources.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
And if this post is hitting a little close to home today, those numbers are for you, too.
We need you here.

When was the last time someone asked how you were really doing, and not just how the crops look?

This is a heavy topic, but we know there’s weather you can’t control, prices you didn’t set, bills that still have to be paid, and things that follow you home even after the equipment is shut down for the night. Too many people in agriculture carry all of that alone.

Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. According to the American Farm Bureau’s Farm State of Mind campaign, multiple studies show farmers and ranchers die by suicide at 2 to 5 times the national average.

That’s not just a random statistic. That’s your neighbor down the road, somebody’s dad, or the guy in the semi 2 back from you in line at the co-op. So pay attention to the people around you. Maybe their routine has changed or things around the farm have started to slide. Maybe they’ve stopped showing up or answering, or simply don’t seem like themselves.

Ask. You don’t need the perfect words. You don’t need to know how to fix it. Sometimes a simple “Hey, you doing alright?” is enough to open the door.

If you’re the one struggling, asking for help doesn’t make you any less tough, capable, or hardworking. Sometimes the smartest thing you can do is recognize when something isn’t right and get someone beside you before it gets worse.

Resources for farmers, ranchers, and rural families are available through Farm State of Mind at fsom.fb.org.

You can also call 1.800.FARM.AID for farm specific support and resources.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
And if this post is hitting a little close to home today, those numbers are for you, too.
We need you here.

If you're running an AG-382 on your Fendt or Massey Ferguson equipment, right now you can move up to the AG-482 for less than half what it'd normally run you, and the accuracy unlock comes with it.

With the AG-482 you're going up to 58 satellites and 336 channels, plus Trimble Maxwell 7 technology and the AG-725 radio.

What does that mean?
– Inch to inch pass to pass accuracy with a CenterPoint subscription
– Twice the satellite coverage, so your signal holds better along the tree line and in low ground

Curious to learn more? Contact your local Parallel Ag store today.

If you're running an AG-382 on your Fendt or Massey Ferguson equipment, right now you can move up to the AG-482 for less than half what it'd normally run you, and the accuracy unlock comes with it.

With the AG-482 you're going up to 58 satellites and 336 channels, plus Trimble Maxwell 7 technology and the AG-725 radio.

What does that mean?
– Inch to inch pass to pass accuracy with a CenterPoint subscription
– Twice the satellite coverage, so your signal holds better along the tree line and in low ground

Curious to learn more? Contact your local Parallel Ag store today.

Labor Day means something a little different when you work in ag. There's no clocking out, no long weekend, no day off from feeding the world. To every farmer, rancher, and ag worker out there — we see you. Happy Labor Day from all of us at Parallel Ag.

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