How agri-input selling runs today
An agri-input or equipment business lives on a calendar the rest of the economy ignores. Enquiries surge before sowing, demos cluster in the weeks a machine can be shown working, and purchases squeeze into narrow windows when the farmer has both a need and, post-harvest, the money. Yet most teams work their enquiry list flat, in arrival order, all year, so pre-season calls are spent on off-season questions and the fortnight that decides the year is spent catching up.
The other leak is memory. Enquiries from January are forgotten by June. Demo attendees are never systematically called.
