Haley Equipment Earns Elite Blue Delta Dealer Status from Ag Leader

Haley Equipment, which has served Carroll and Rockwell City farmers since 1979, earned recognition this month as an Ag Leader Blue Delta Dealer, placing the western Iowa equipment company among a select group of precision agriculture specialists across North America.

Ag Leader developed the Blue Delta network to help precision farming dealers become well-rounded precision farming experts and to help farmers locate and identify elite dealerships throughout North America. The designation is not automatic. Blue Delta dealers are required to go through more training on Ag Leader's product offerings, and they must sell all of Ag Leader's products while serving as the first line of support for the end user. Elite Blue Delta dealers also receive a dedicated technical account manager and are required to complete three continuing education credits per year.

The Blue Delta network was created to help precision farming dealers become well-rounded experts, and it creates an opportunity for the best dealers to separate themselves through in-depth training and increased product and marketing support so they can become an even better resource for their customers.

Haley Equipment, with locations in Rockwell City and Carroll, Iowa, has been providing service for agricultural and light industrial needs since 1979. The company carries a full line of New Holland equipment as well as Bobcat products, MacDon, Landoll, and several other brands. Adding the Blue Delta distinction formalizes Haley Equipment's commitment to precision agriculture technology at a time when Ag Leader brings precision technology to market, helping farmers plan, plant, apply, and harvest more efficiently and accurately.

For Buena Vista County farmers heading into planting season, the recognition signals that Haley Equipment's precision ag staff has met Ag Leader's rigorous standards for product knowledge and customer support, the kind of technical depth that matters when a guidance system or planter monitor fails during a narrow spring window.