County Tractors & Machinery Ltd.

06/09/2026

Why do farmers plow fields?

06/07/2026

06/07/2026

06/06/2026

Pro 700+ screen VS the current 700 series.
Running the current 700 series daily, they know exactly what they have — and they're pretty clear on which one they're looking forward to.

06/06/2026

Harvest at peak performance with complete peace of mind thanks to the CropSpeed system. By monitoring crop speed in real time during the filling process, CropSpeed keeps a constant eye on material flow and identifies potential disruptions before they become a problem. If throughput begins to slow, the machine automatically responds to maintain a consistent flow, helping prevent blockages and unplanned downtime. The result is smoother operation, greater efficiency, and the freedom to stay focused on the job in front of you- harvesting at full capacity with confidence.

06/05/2026

Another happy customer starting the weekend with a new toy !

Congratulations Larry, can't wait for you to put the Farmall 45C to work 💪😎 . CASE IH

If you're in the market for a compact or sub-compact tractor, make sure to stop by our dealership in Florenceville-Bristol or Salisbury NB.
Visit our website at countytractorsnb.ca

06/04/2026

Quick maintenance tip before you head out this season. 🌱
Dust builds up in your radiator fast — and if you're putting in long hours in the field, that buildup will cause your tractor to overheat when you need it most.
Clean it out in the spring before field work starts. Simple habit, saves you a headache mid-season. ⚙️

06/02/2026

Quick one for the curious minds 👀 — what is a Bar Axle and what's it actually built for? Designed to run dual tires when needed, spacing everything out nice and wide.

05/30/2026

A good afternoon out at Butternut Valley Farms — plow down, field turning, good times rolling.

Stick around — full breakdown incoming on why fields get plowed, when to do it, and an honest look at the equipment doing the work.

05/28/2026

This condition often affects the biggest and fastest-growing calves first.
The reality of farming isn't always fun or pretty. Behind the scenes, there are difficult challenges like white muscle disease that can strike without warning.