Sheppard’s

John Deere products were added in 1932 and quickly became the focus of Sheppard’s farm machinery business. Kubota tractors followed in 1972 making Sheppard’s one of the first Kubota dealers in the nation. While focusing mainly on the agriculture industry, the company has also dealt in non-farm machinery. The additions of Studebaker and Toyota in 1939 and 1959 respectively were two forays into the automotive industry that were both dropped later to focus on farm machinery. Numerous other brands have come and gone over the years due to changing demands and technology.