Topcon & PFG America Distribution Deal

Topcon partners with PFG America, to expand access to innovative after-market solutions through dealer network.

Livermore, California - Topcon Positioning Systems, Inc., has entered a strategic distribution agreement with PFG America., a distributor of Deutz-Fahr tractors. PFG America will leverage extensive dealer network to bring Topcon’s innovative after-market solutions to a wider audience of farmers. This partnership represents a major step in enhancing access to precision agriculture technologies.

The agreement enables PFG America dealers to offer Topcon's advanced precision agriculture solutions to their customers. This partnership expands access to Topcon's state-of-the-art technologies for farmers across the U.S., supporting enhanced agricultural productivity.

Topcon offers farmers a suite of advanced solutions, including GPS-guided equipment, variable rate application technology, correction services, cloud-based data management, and software tools. These technologies help optimize inputs, boost yields, lower costs, and enhance overall farm management.

Mr. Jesse Chisholm, Topcon vice president of North America Agriculture Sales, said, “Topcon is dedicated to delivering precision agriculture solutions that enable farmers to optimize their operations and increase productivity. This strategic agreement with the PFG America organization makes it easier for growers to access the tools and technology they need to enhance efficiency, increase productivity, and drive success in their agricultural practices.” 

Mr. Daniel Cook, CEO of PFG America, said, “PFG America is enjoying explosive growth with Deutz-Fahr tractors. To better support our customers and dealers in-field, we are heavily focused on developing our Precision Farming capability. Topcon is a brilliant partner for Deutz-Fahr in America, as it enhances our existing OEM relationship, and adds more support, more training, and more market specific offerings for customers. This is a hugely important strategic partnership.”