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AgRevolution Opens Central Kentucky Farm Equipment Hub

AgRevolution Opens Central Kentucky Farm Equipment Hub


By Blake Jackson

AgRevolution, an agricultural equipment dealership serving Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Ohio, has expanded its presence in Central Kentucky with the opening of a new facility in Lexington.

The expansion aims to improve local access to agricultural equipment, replacement parts and repair services for farmers and businesses in the region.

Located at Bluegrass Stockyards, 4561 Iron Works Pike, the new facility will initially specialize exclusively in Fendt agricultural machinery. Its offerings will include tractors and hay equipment, with an emphasis on the Fendt 200 and 300 series tractors. These models are suited to equine operations, livestock businesses and smaller rural properties.

The Lexington location will also stock parts to support customers involved in equine and livestock production, along with smaller-acreage farming operations.

AgRevolution's expansion builds on its focus on providing convenient, on-farm maintenance and repair services.

The dealership operates 13 locations across four states and maintains a fleet of 61 service trucks to help customers reduce equipment downtime and maintain productivity.

Its technicians service and repair all makes and models of agricultural equipment, regardless of where the machinery was purchased.

"We've proudly served farmers in central Kentucky since 2021. Adding a Lexington location allows us to enhance our reach across the region," said Stacy Anthony, CEO of AgRevolution.

"From large production agriculture operations to Lexington's renowned equine and livestock industries, our goal is to bring our customer first approach with the equipment, parts and support they need to keep their operations moving,” Anthony added.

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