Claiming the top spot this month was a "Fix My Problem" article on management’s role in fixing incompetence in employees. In the second spot was a Big Picture article on 10 simple ways to be more likeable. Rounding out the top three was a news item on OPEI’s new board members and 66th annual meeting. 

Cameron Schwartz, a mechanic at the Tractor Store in Eugene, Ore., said because the store mainly sells to small-scale and hobby farmers, it’s something he’s heard many customers discuss. 

This initiative aims to help improve water use efficiency, enhance outdoor environments and greenspaces, and educate on sustainable agricultural practices.

On the 4th of July, Americans eat more than 150 million hot dogs, enough to stretch from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles more than 5 times. Happy Independence Day!

The new toolkit is designed to help educate the public, local officials and the media about the work leaf blowers do in their communities.

Topping the list this month was news of Kubota’s land purchase for a future logistics campus. Claiming the second spot was a Bob Clements piece on how to start your day effectively. Perspectives from both Yanmar and Kioti on tractor technology also hit on the June list of trending articles.  

Fifty-five percent of the respondents in a recent survey say they shop local stores because they like to support their communities.

“Sound agricultural policy promotes a strong farm economy and a strong U.S. manufacturing sector. This includes 320,000 agricultural equipment manufacturing jobs across America," says Assn. of Equipment Manufacturers President Dennis Slater.