National Agriculture Week: March 16 - 22, 2025

National Agriculture Week is a time to celebrate the vital contributions of farmers, ranchers and everyone in the agriculture industry who work tirelessly to strengthen our economy and nourish our families. Butler Machinery Company has been supporting the agriculture industry for the past 70 years and is proud to offer a comprehensive range of products, services and expertise as a proud dealer of Caterpillar, Fendt, Massey Ferguson, Gleaner, Horsch, Drago and MacDon.

Did You Know?

North Dakota

is the #1 producer of sunflowers, pinto beans, canola, flaxseed, pink beans, honey, oats, durum wheat, spring wheat and rye in the United States.
South Dakota

has around 42 million acres of farmland, with the average farm size being 1,495 acres.
Nebraska

farms and ranches make up about 92% of the total land area.
Montana

has around 57.8 million acres of farmland and approximately 24,266 farms across the whole state.
The Average US Farm Feeds

approximately 169 people annually in the United States and abroad.
Many Products We Use Everyday

are byproducts of food produced by America's farmers and ranchers - everything from detergents, sporting equipment, transportation and manufacturing items and paints to X-ray and crayons, textbooks, chalk and strings for musical instruments.
Careful Stewardship By America's Farmers

spurred a 44% decline in erosion of cropland by wind and water since 1982.
High-Producing Dairy Cows

yield about 10.5 pounds of cheese, 4.8 pounds of butter or 8.7 gallons of ice cream per day.
10.4% Of The Total US Employment

is related to the agriculture and food sectors.

National Agriculture Week: March 16 - 22, 2025

Did You Know?

North Dakota

South Dakota

Nebraska

Montana

The Average US Farm Feeds

Many Products We Use Everyday

Careful Stewardship By America's Farmers

High-Producing Dairy Cows

10.4% Of The Total US Employment

Butler Machinery Company has been proud to serve the agriculture industry for 70 years and looks forward to supporting farmers for years to come.