Casey Seymour and Greg "Machinery Pete" Peterson offer key insights into the agricultural equipment marketplace, recent auction trends, and the potential impact of evolving EPA guidelines. Later in the episode, Shawn Hackett joins and dives deep into the ongoing weather volatility across the U.S., shifting dynamics in commodity markets, and broader implications for agriculture and livestock industries. Finally, we end the episode with Aaron Fintel explore recent regulatory developments from the Environmental Protection Agency regarding DEF systems, along with the broader implications for farming equipment and operations.

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On this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson dive into the latest signals from the Arkansas auction—and the story is clear: quality iron is in high demand. Near-new machines are bringing premium prices, three-to-five-year-old equipment is leading the charge, and buyers are more confident than ever in the used market. The conversation also covers how video, digital promotion, and honest storytelling are changing the auction game, especially as buyers search across regions and bid online. Technology may be driving reach, but trust is still the currency that closes the deal. Let’s move some iron.

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In this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour is joined by Greg “Machinery Pete” Peterson to break down the rapidly shifting dynamics of the used agricultural equipment market. From dramatic declines in late-model auction volumes to changing pressure points between dealers and farmers, the data tells a powerful story about where the market has been—and where it’s heading.

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In this episode, Casey and Greg dig into why the used farm equipment market is proving far more resilient than expected, with older machines holding strong at auction while new equipment continues to take heavy depreciation hits. They break down how weather, market pressure, and operational pivots are reshaping auction lineups — including the surprising influx of low-hour, late-model equipment as farms restructure and shift focus.

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In this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson break down the shifting dynamics shaping the ag equipment marketplace—and why 2026 could mark a major turning point. From surprising strength in auction values to unprecedented shortages in combines, the market is behaving in ways few expected. Casey outlines signals pointing to stabilization in supply, demand, and pricing, while Greg shares eye-opening auction results, including record-setting prices for older John Deere tractors. Together, they explore how buyer behavior is evolving as farmers adapt to high new-equipment costs by extending machine life, prioritizing quality, and leaning into well-maintained older iron.

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On this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson dig into the shifting foundations of the agricultural equipment market and what they mean for dealers, farmers, and anyone tied to iron. From stabilizing auction prices to longer trade cycles and a shrinking supply of late-model machines, the ag equipment landscape is undergoing a structural reset.

The conversation breaks down how post-COVID pricing, depreciation changes, and high-hour inventories are reshaping buyer behavior and dealer strategies—pushing more attention toward six- to ten-year-old equipment and well-maintained older iron. Casey and Greg also explore the ripple effects of rising new equipment prices, inventory imbalances, and how ownership economics are forcing farms to run equipment longer and consolidate smarter.

Beyond iron values, the episode tackles transportation and logistics realities, including why asset-based carriers matter, how to properly vet and insure haulers, and the growing regulatory hurdles around CDL licensing. Add in generational challenges, digital buying trends, and a look ahead to a market correction stretching into 2026, and this episode delivers a clear-eyed view of where the ag equipment business stands—and where it’s headed. I

f you want to understand the market forces impacting the price of your iron and how to adapt to the new normal, buckle up…it’s time to move some iron. 🚜

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In this episode, Casey and Greg break down what they’re seeing across auctions, dealerships, and the broader ag economy. From high auction volumes and surprisingly strong machinery prices to warnings of an emerging shortage of quality used equipment, the conversation dives deep into what’s really driving today’s market. They explore how faster, more efficient inventory systems are stabilizing prices, why farmer sentiment and trade cycles are changing, and how warranties and rising costs are reshaping buying behavior.

The episode also tackles big-picture issues, including potential policy and emissions changes, regulatory uncertainty around DEF systems, and the ripple effects these shifts could have on used equipment values. Casey and Greg share practical advice for sellers on pricing transparency, discuss the need for simpler equipment packaging, and examine how economic pressure is pushing buyers to rethink overspec’d machines. Rounding it out is a look at regional differences in equipment preferences and what they reveal about evolving customer needs.

Whether you’re a dealer, farmer, auctioneer, or industry watcher, this episode delivers timely insight to help you navigate a fast-changing ag equipment market.

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In this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour and Greg Peterson dive deep into one of the most heated conversations in ag equipment today: the push for simpler, more repair-friendly machinery in the face of tightening emissions regulations and shifting political winds. Sparked by recent comments from President Trump, the debate has farmers, manufacturers, and dealers all asking the same question—what would ‘simple’ even look like in today’s regulatory and economic landscape?

Casey and Greg explore why many farmers are still willing to pay premiums for older, less complex models and how emissions-related retrofit costs—sometimes exceeding $45,000—are reshaping buying decisions. They break down how a move toward emissions-free factory equipment could upend used equipment values and shake financial balance sheets across the industry.

From auction trends and regional spec preferences to the dealer strategies shaped by tightening inventories, this episode gives you a clear picture of where the iron market stands—and where it’s headed. Buckle up … it’s time to move some iron!

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