Rural Lifestyle Dealer editors encounter a variety of articles, social media posts, podcasts and videos that offer a unique look at various aspects of the rural lifestyle market. Here is our favorite content from the past week:
- A Rural Lifestyler Less Than Pleased With His Purchase ...
- Dressed to Impress
- OPE — Not Just for Yard Work
- Deere Has Fun with Tweets About Partnership with Busch Light
Best of the Web This Week is brought to you by ECHO.
For five decades, ECHO has been a worldwide leader in the development and manufacturing of professional-grade, hand-held outdoor power equipment for both the commercial and homeowner markets. Today, the company sells its products in North America through eight distributors managing 6,600 independent dealers.
A Rural Lifestyler Less Than Pleased With His Purchase ...
During a phone call last week, our friend, contributing writer, Rural Lifestyle Dealer program judge and retired farm equipment executive Charlie Glass shared his newest YouTube series with us, called “Charlie’s Tales.” Charlie’s been entertaining us with his stories since we met him at our first Farm Equipment Manufacturers Assn. Convention in 2004. Many of Charlie’s stories stem from growing up on a rural lifestyle farm in the 1940s-1950s. In this 6-minute video, Charlie tells of defining moment in his family’s purchase for their rural lifestyle farm. As you’ll learn, hobby farmers having second thoughts on their purchases is nothing new.
Dressed to Impress
Pape Machinery shared this photo on Facebook last week. The contributor, Richard Hain, wrote, “I offer this photo today for Mower May. The driver of this 110 is Ralph Hughes who was the editor of The Furrow and also at times worked in the Deere advertising department. About 25 years after this photo was taken he would write quite a few articles for Green Magazine."
OPE — Not Just for Yard Work
The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute tweeted this photo highlighting how firefighters depend on out door power equipment like chainsaws to keep in the arsenal of tools to help keep people safe.
When firefighters need tools to keep people safe, they turn to outdoor power equipment. #PoweringGood pic.twitter.com/4qjBMiKplN
— OPEI (@OPEInstitute) May 8, 2022
Deere Has Fun with Tweets About Partnership with Busch Light
Busch Light and John Deere are joining forces this season to benefit Farm Rescue, a non-profit that provides immediate aid to farmers who have experienced hardship. Deere has some fun and asks that you find another way to describe a 24-pack of beer other than calling it a case.
Just don’t call it a case https://t.co/XuxdhW6nvv
— John Deere (@JohnDeere) May 9, 2022
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Best of the Web This Week is brought to you by ECHO.
For five decades, ECHO has been a worldwide leader in the development and manufacturing of professional-grade, hand-held outdoor power equipment for both the commercial and homeowner markets. Today, the company sells its products in North America through eight distributors managing 6,600 independent dealers.
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