Ohio AgriBusiness Association (OABA) recently announced a partnership with DPA Auctions that gives OABA member companies reduced seller fees and complimentary equipment valuations when they sell through DPA. Members can use the program for their own fleets and refer customers who are ready to sell.
The partnership also opens DPA's equipment management tools to OABA members. AgIQ delivers on-demand valuations for individual machines, built on more than 25 years of nationwide auction data. Asset Manager tracks the value of an entire fleet over time, so members can plan trade cycles and time sales before equipment loses ground.
"Ohio agribusiness runs on tight margins and tighter timelines. Equipment that sits loses value every season," said Justin Scheel, Chief Marketing Officer at DPA Auctions. "OABA members now get a straight read on value, a national pool of buyers and a lower cost to sell."
"Knowing what a machine is worth and where it will bring the most are the two hardest parts of selling," said Melinda Witten, President and CEO of OABA. "This program answers both for our members."
DPA holds online auctions every other week. Sellers keep their equipment until it sells and get a dedicated DPA representative to work with. Ohio joins DPA's growing network of state agribusiness partners, including Indiana, Kentucky, Iowa, Kansas, South Dakota and Wisconsin.
About DPA Auctions
Founded in 1972 and headquartered in Fremont, Nebraska, DPA Auctions is an independently American-owned online auction company specializing in agricultural, construction and transportation equipment, with valuation and remarketing services built on decades of real auction data. Learn more at www.dpaauctions.com.