Farm dealers at odds on new technologies, study shows A nationwide survey of agricultural services businesses found that independents are much more conservative than national or cooperative dealers when it comes to offering new technologies. Cooperatives and nationally owned dealerships have been much more aggressive in bringing precision technologies and services to the market. Akridge surveyed more than 400 agricultural services businesses in more than 40 states in 1997 to get the dealers' perspective of where agriculture is headed. Purdue software makes Internet more training-friendly Download Duncan. Please also let us know whether you would like to be removed from our postal mailing list.
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