Apple Farm Service has announced their upcoming annual Spring Super Sale. Great savings, helpful educational clinics, and time for our community to prepare for another year of productive farming.

This year’s Spring Super Sale will run through March 8th at all of their locations.

As always, Apple Farm Service will be offering a 10 percent discount on parts when customers purchase with cash, credit card or check. You can view their annual sales catalog at AppleFarmService.com/Catalog. However, they would like to emphasis the free educational clinics they offer to all area farmers.

“The best part of our Spring Super sale is always getting area farmers connected to learn together for a more worry-free season. This year we’re eager to bring back the popular hay clinics, planting clinics, and a new telematics clinic,” said Kent Holmes, marketing manager.

Apple Farm Service will be offering a free educational clinic for those who own the following:

- New Holland hay equipment

- Kinze planting equipment

- Case IH planting equipment

- Telematics for 2018 and newer Case IH or New Holland tractors and combines

If you own any of these types of equipment, these clinics would be a great benefit as they cover topics such as: annual servicing tips, in-field operating tips, new part kits and wear parts, calibrations, field starts, and other important topics. All clinics are free and include either a meal or refreshments, and are open to any farmer, no matter where they purchased or service their current equipment.

“We want you, the farmer, to be as educated as possible,” Holmes stated. “Our goal is for you to have the most successful season so you can get to the field faster, and finish sooner.”

Their newest clinic, the MyCaseIH & MyNewHolland clinic, focuses on the new telematics platform for Case IH and New Holland.

“Telematics is the ability to view where your equipment is, how the machines are doing, and take the best data from your machines to make your operation more efficient,” Holmes said. “It also allows your local dealership the ability to view, and sometimes repair, your equipment without even having a service truck come to your farm.”

The MyCaseIH & MyNewHolland clinics would be beneficial to anyone who owns a blue or red tractor, or a yellow or red combine, that is newer than 2018.

“If your Case or New Holland machine has a cell phone modem, then you have the ability to use their telematics platform. Not sure if it has a modem? If you recall the terms 3G or 4G when you purchased it, then you have a modem. Most new purchases came with a free trial of the telematics.”

Topics on the MyCaseIH & MYNewHolland include getting set-up for the portal, how to use the portal, and how to get the most out of your data. 

Interested in attending any of their upcoming clinics? RSVP today. Here are their dates and locations:

Kinze Planting Clinic at Covington – March 5th, at 10 a.m. (lunch served at noon)

Kinze Planting Clinic at West College Corner – March 7th, at 10 a.m. (lunch served at noon)

Case IH Planting Clinic at Covington – March 5th, at 1 p.m. (lunch served at noon)

Case IH Planting Clinic at West College Corner – March 7th, at 1 p.m. (lunch served at noon)

MyCaseIH/NewHolland Clinic at Covington – March 5th, at 2:30 p.m. 

MyCaseIH/NewHolland Clinic at West College Corner – March 7th, at 2:30 p.m.

We ask that anyone wanting to attend to please RSVP so they have enough food ordered. You may call the Covington store at 937-526-4851 and press 0 for the operator. You can also RSVP online at AppleFarmService.com/Events.