Articles from Implement & Tractor (November 1, 1991)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Ploughing' ahead to the future: Irish farm equipment manufacturers, like their counterparts around the world, have had to adapt and target new markets, including some in the United States, to survive tough economic times.	Laws, Forrest		1409
Art's-Way intends Eversman purchase.		Brief Article	91
Deere & Co.		Brief Article	154
Downsizing and consolidation seems to be the rule throughout the ag and industrial machinery business, continuing the pattern that began in the early 1980s.		Brief Article	371
Eaton income down in 3rd.		Brief Article	164
Edward T. Grenda.		Brief Article	39
FNH baler breaks away from chains.	Nesbitt, Scott		534
Ford rolls out 'Powerstar' line.	Nesbitt, Scott		1116
Little change: FEMA forecasts flat sales in '92.	Pigg, Cal		618
Lower losses in some sales sectors.			201
New role for Nebraska lab.	Burchfield, Gary		904
Panel's conclusion: co-op ad plans work.	Pigg, Cal		648
Steve Unverferth.		Brief Article	86
Think 'big or small.' (agricultural economist Ronald Knutson forecasts that the moderately sized farmer will soon be a thing of the past) (Manufacturers Edition)	Pigg, Cal		430
Thomas J. Dyszkiewicz.		Brief Article	24
Who could have imagined the changes?	Nesbitt, Scott	Editorial	912
William E. Butler.		Brief Article	76