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Holly Customer Appreciation Night
What is “A Century in the Soil?” Join us for a Customer Appreciation Night (which we’re calling “A Century in the Soil”) as we celebrate 100 years rooted in Holly, Colorado. Help us honor the hands that fed us for 100 years. Also, help us equip the hands that will lead us for the next…
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A Day with Lead Hay & Forage Tech Alex Hunter
A Day with Lead Hay & Forage Tech Alex Hunter Meet Alex Hunter, a seasoned 21st Century Equipment technician with over a decade of experience working on John Deere forage equipment. In this video, you get an inside look at a day with Lead Hay & Forage Tech Alex Hunter. Alex walks you through the…
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Yard Classes Begin in April!
Beginning in April 2026, our Backyard location in Pueblo will host “Yard Classes.” These will be on the first Saturday of each month (pending holidays) throughout the summer! In May 2026, our Greeley and Loveland locations will be joining in as well. All three stores will then be participating moving forward. Yard Classes will be…
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Prepped for Planting? – FarmCast Ep.72
Prepped for Planting? Wondering if your operation is prepped for planting? Troy Randall, Lead Technology Specialist, covers precision ag technology setup and Operations Center preparation for planting season, focusing on cleaning up data, improving documentation quality, and preparing displays ahead of fieldwork. He highlights tools like Data Sync, Setup Builder, and Work Planner to streamline…
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Skid Steer Preference by Company
What Company Is the Preference for Skid Steers? When buyers ask “Which company is the preference for skid steers?” the answer isn’t just one name—it’s a short list of proven manufacturers that consistently deliver reliability, performance, and long‑term value. Across construction, agriculture, landscaping, and rental fleets, industry comparisons regularly place Bobcat, Caterpillar (CAT), and John Deere at the top of the…
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Are Skid Steers Heavy Equipment?
Are Skid Steers Heavy Equipment? Skid steers are everywhere—on construction sites, farms, landscaping projects, and municipal jobs. Because of their compact size, a common question comes up: Are Skid Steers Heavy Equipment? Are skid steers actually considered heavy equipment? The short answer is yes. Even though skid steers are smaller than machines like bulldozers or excavators,…
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85% Herbicide Savings?! – FarmCast Ep.71
Go inside a powerful grower panel discussion hosted by 21st Century Equipment featuring Mike Wemhoff, Hayden Fox, and farmers Stetson Shreve and Alex Rock, alongside John Deere representative Wyatt Schrag. This conversation dives deep into See & Spray™ technology, sprayer advancements, and how growers are leveraging data and Operations Center insights to reduce inputs, improve…
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What’s a “Skid Steer Tractor?”
What Is a Skid Steer Tractor? If you’ve ever heard someone ask, “What is a skid steer tractor?” you’re not alone. The term is commonly used, but it can be a little misleading. In most cases, when people say “skid steer tractor,” they’re actually referring to a skid steer loader—a compact, highly maneuverable machine used in construction, agriculture, landscaping, and…
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Main Components of Skid Steers
What Are the Main Parts Involved in a Skid Steer Loader? A skid steer loader is a compact, highly maneuverable machine used in construction, agriculture, landscaping, and material‑handling applications. While skid steers come in wheeled or tracked versions and vary by brand, they all share a set of essential components that allow them to lift,…
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Why Farmers Switch to John Deere
Why Are So Many Farmers Are Switching to John Deere Tractors? Across farms large and small, a clear trend is emerging: more farmers are turning to John Deere tractors than ever before. While brand reputation plays a role, the shift is rooted in something deeper—technology, reliability, efficiency, and future‑readiness. Here’s a breakdown of why John Deere has…