You might be just starting out farming, or you might have worn out your tractor through years of use. Maybe you’re adding a new crop or a new field and need a new or bigger type of equipment! No matter what your situation—no matter what you use tractors for—Binkley & Hurst … Read more
Industrial hemp farming is an exciting and lucrative new opportunity for US farmers. Demand for hemp products is rapidly growing and changes in legislation are now allowing commercial hemp farming throughout America, including for those of you living in DE, MD, NJ, PA and VA. Hemp harvesting, however, is not without … Read more
Here at Binkley & Hurst, within our farm equipment product offering, we feature the very best in new residential and commercial lawn tractors. When you’re considering where to buy a used lawn mower, we’re also your source for high quality used lawn and garden equipment trade-ins including John Deere, Cub Cadet and … Read more
WHAT IS A BALE BARON? The Bale Baron is an exceptionally well-built small bale packaging system from Marcrest Manufacturing, Inc. which completely eliminates the need for manual handling of small hay bales at harvest. The innovative technology can process up to 1,000 conventional bales per hour, packing them inside a chamber … Read more
TO TILL OR NOT TO TILL? It is simply amazing how farm practices continually evolve as technology, research and good old fashioned trial and error each play a role. Within the farming community, it is easy to spark a lively conversation by asking a “to till or not to till” question. … Read more
Did you know that Outback Toys is a division of Binkley & Hurst? In addition to being your agriculture equipment and technology source through our locations in Lititz, PA; Richland, PA; Kennedyville, MD; Harrisonburg, VA; Dayton, VA; and Seaford, DE, we also operate Outback Toys, a farm equipment collectibles and farm equipment … Read more
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