Seasonality is driving more than just the weather—it’s moving iron across the country in a big way. In this episode of Moving Iron, Casey Seymour breaks down how tractors, combines, and equipment are shifting region to region—and why those movements matter more than ever in today’s market. From major differences in regional specs across the Northern Plains, High Plains, and Corn Belt to the push toward more standardized equipment, the guys dig into how manufacturers and buyers are adapting in a changing landscape. But legacy equipment and localized preferences still present real challenges.

 They also tackle the bigger forces at play: how $7 corn reshapes buying behavior overnight, why rising equipment costs and tighter farm incomes are fueling more auctions, and what the lack of a new Farm Bill means for the road ahead. Market analyst Sean Hackett joins the conversation to unpack extreme volatility across commodities—driven by Federal Reserve decisions, rising energy costs, geopolitical tensions, and unpredictable global trade dynamics. From U.S.-China soybean uncertainty to Brazil’s growing competition, the global picture is anything but stable.

If you’re trying to understand where equipment values—and the ag economy—are headed next, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. Buckle up… it’s time to move some iron.