August 12, 2005 – 8:33 am
Ever tried to find directions to a location, only to be dissapointed in the accuracy? Maybe they couldn’t even find the town that is little more than a dot on the map? Mapquest has probably been around the longest and it does an excellent job of giving directions in the United States. It is not [...]
August 11, 2005 – 6:32 am
Ever wonder what auction sales may be in your travel plans this summer ? Looking to find a farm auction to annoy your wife, or an antique auction to bore your husband to death? Why not try the Calendar feature on Global Auction Guide. Com If you know you are travelling across Kansas near Enterprise [...]
August 10, 2005 – 8:23 am
Life of selling America’s stuff EATON, Ohio — In his mind’s eye, Horace J. Kramer can vividly replay the day he fell in love with auctioneering. He, his dad and his grandfather traveled from Preble County to Kitchel, Ind., to a big farm auction on a bone-chillingly bleak November day in the depths of the [...]
Greg Peterson Publisher, The F.A.C.T’s Report News Article originally printed at @gOnline Judge for yourself. I’ve heard lots of talk recently regarding the drought regions and how later-model used equipment — especially big-ticket items like tractors and combines — will sell on farm auctions there. Will there be buys? If so, how much cheaper will [...]
The original Farm Auction Guide website was born from one farmer’s struggle to find farm auction listings on the Internet. Since few auctioneers had websites, and even fewer provided searchable databases, it was extremely difficult for farmers to find any particular item. Using other leading-edge agricultural sites (AgDealer.com, PrairieLinks.com) to develop a model, we built [...]
August 5, 2005 – 12:40 pm
Like most farmers we attend a number of auctions every year, sometimes because it is a neighbor who is leaving farming through retirement or sadly in today’s present farm economy, auctions are also being held for bankruptcies and other reasons. Or for particular pieces of equipment that we require in our operation. Farmers generally attend [...]
To see full details on this article goto North County Times in San Diego CA. By: ADAM KAYE – Staff Writer VISTA —- Stephen Cook spent $950 on Sunday to purchase a piece of history. The contractor from Escondido was one of hundreds of bidders snatching up tractors, farm equipment and all kinds of other [...]
For some people attending an auction sale for the first time can be a very intimidating experience. People milling around evaluating potential purchases or just looking to see what their neighbor had accumulated. When the bid calling chant begins, are you the type of bidder that has your strategy completely planned out or are you [...]
Wine auction contractor, DiNardo & Lord Auctioneers, sets wine auctions world record! On May 21, 2005 wine auctioneer Tom DiNardo of DiNardo & Lord Auctioneers assisted ERI of Chicago in their second largest wine auction held to date. Gross sales of $700,000 were earned in this record setting wine auction with 97% of all wine [...]
Visited the huge consignment sale held by Bill Klassen Auctions in Winkler / Morden Manitoba. Not sure of the final numbers today, but in in 2003 and 2004 this auction ran 3 Rings all day and over 1400 bidding numbers handed out. Hundreds of items including combine harvesters, tractors, tillage equipment, lawn and garden, grain [...]
