GBGI has spent years listening to the needs of its dealers and their growers to engineer solutions for widely recognized problems involving wear components on planter row units. The partnership with Yetter Manufacturing and Martin Till will help GBGI enter new markets while strengthening its ability to better serve its dealer network.

鈥淗aving the backing and knowledge of reputable companies such as Yetter and Martin Till will assist us in entering new markets and better serving our dealer network,鈥� said Marc Adams, VP of Sales at GBGI. 鈥淭his partnership will not change the quality and service that our dealers have come to expect, but it will expand opportunities for dealers and growers to have access to GBGI products.鈥�

GBGI says the partnership represents an opportunity to bring its products and solutions to a broader audience while maintaining the quality and service that have been the foundation of its relationships with dealers and growers.

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Ag equipment manufacturer GBGI, Chardon, Ohio, announced the building of a new facility focused exclusively on precision agriculture. Located adjacent to the company鈥檚 28,000 sq. ft. headquarters building, President Pete Casamento said the new facility is a result of growth due to the GBGI鈥檚 work in precision planting.

鈥淔ive years ago, we came up with a new idea to service precision planting dealers direct,鈥� he says. 鈥淎nd we really owe a lot to Precision Planting, because without them, this would not be possible.鈥�

Casamento says that the new facility will be used for inventory storage, production and assembly of items including parallel arms and gauge wheel arms as well as the pressing of bearings into disc openers.

The facility will open at the end of June or early July, GBGI says.

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