As the 2025 planting season progresses, the used farm equipment market reveals distinct regional trends. Farmers across the Midwest, Southeast, and Central U. S. are navigating varying inventory levels and equipment demands, influenced by local agricultural practices and seasonal needs. ​

Midwest: Robust Inventory Amidst High Demand The Midwest, a hub for large-scale row crop farming, reports a substantial inventory of used equipment. ​

• Tractors: Models like the John Deere 8R series and Case IH Magnum are prevalent, with 2018 – 2022 units priced between $ 145,000 and $ 210,000.

• Planters: High-capacity planters, including the Kinze 4905 and John Deere 1795, are available, ranging from $ 120,000 to $ 185,000 depending on features and condition. ​

• Tillage Equipment: Tools such as the Sunflower 6631 and Landoll 7431 vertical tillage systems are in demand, with prices between $ 50,000 and $ 85,000. ​

Dealers note that while inventory is ample, the window for optimal selection is narrowing as planting accelerates. ​

Southeast: Emphasis on Versatility and Conservation In the Southeast, diverse cropping systems and conservation practices influence equipment preferences. ​

• Compact Tractors: Models like the Kubota L series and John Deere 5E series are sought after, with 2019 – 2023 units priced between $ 25,000 and $ 40,000. ​

• No-Till Drills: Equipment such as the Great Plains 1006NT and John Deere 1590 are popular, ranging from $ 35,000 to $ 60,000. ​

• Sprayers: Self-propelled sprayers, including the Hagie STS12 and Case IH Patriot 3330, are available, with prices between $ 90,000 and $ 150,000. ​

The focus on soil health and diverse crop rotations drives demand for versatile and conservation-friendly equipment. ​

Central U. S.: Balancing Inventory and Emerging Needs

The Central region, encompassing parts of the Plains and Corn Belt, exhibits a balanced market with emerging equipment needs. ​

• Air Seeders: Models like the John Deere 1890 and Case IH 500T are in circulation, with 2017 – 2021 units priced between $ 70,000 and $ 110,000. ​

• Strip-Till Equipment: Tools such as the Orthman 1tRIPr and Kuhn Krause Gladiator are gaining attention, ranging from $ 40,000 to $ 75,000. ​

• Grain Carts: Brands like Brent and Kinze offer models priced between $ 25,000 and $ 60,000, depending on capacity and features. ​

Dealers report steady interest, with farmers evaluating equipment that supports both current operations and future sustainability goals. ​

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