Become A
Premier Dealer
Whether you're a passionate entrepreneur or a booming enterprise, growers around you need a voice they can trust.
Premier Dealer = A Big Deal
Every season, farmers all over the world are looking for answers. How do I get my equipment to work better than last year? How can I cut costs and increase my bottom dollar to provide for my family? What's going on in my field and why does it seem so hard to figure it out? Precision Planting Premier Dealers provide trusted answers to these questions. They offer insight, simple solutions, and training to give farmers their best year yet.
We’re Looking for New Dealers Who Are:
Grower Focused, Grower Driven
Precision Planting dealers are motivated to improve the condition of the farms and farmer they work with, not just company profits.
Do Hard Things
Being a Precision Planting Premier Dealer is no small job. Farmers look to them year-round for trusted solutions to their equipment, fertilizer, and agronomy questions. On top of that, Precision Planting is pushing the agriculture industry forward and is always changing and improving.
Teachers First
Education is our bread and butter. Our dealers have the patience to teach the unknown to farmers in their area. They must be willing to gain the required agronomic and product knowledge to be successful.
Business Minded
Premier Dealers are comfortable managing inventory, billing, finances, and hiring and retaining employees. They know they need business management skills to be successful.
The Business Opportunity
At this point, you know Precision Planting is passionate about improving the lives of farmers across the world. We’re also passionate about our dealer network. As a Premier Dealer, you sell Precision Planting products, but that’s not the only way to bring in an income. Many dealers also bring in revenue through product installation and services, meter calibration, along with other consulting opportunities. The business is truly a year-round business with sales, installation, and service opportunities on planters, toolbars, sprayers, combines, seeders, drills, and more, as well as agronomic and equipment evaluations.