Where did it sell? US agriculture equipment edition

Ritchie Bros. runs a dedicated US Agriculture Equipment Auction out of Medford, Minnesota, drawing tractors, combines, and sprayers from farms all across the country.

The most recent full sale in Medford, on June 30, 2026, brought in more than 910 bidders and 75 buyers from 15 countries. The auction sold more than 100 lots.

Not every piece below sold at that June 30 auction, but each one moved through the same Medford sale process that puts equipment in front of buyers beyond the local market. Here’s where five high-value pieces ended up.

2024 John Deere 8R340 4WD Tractor sold for $330,000 to buyer in Ohio

This 2024 John Deere 8R340 4WD tractor sold at the US Agriculture Equipment Auction, USA – Jun 30 for $330,000, to a buyer from Ohio.

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2023 John Deere X9 1000 Combine Harvester sold for $370,000 to buyer in Canada

This 2023 John Deere X9 1000 combine harvester sold at the US Agriculture Equipment Auction, USA – Jun 30 for $370,000, to a buyer from Manitoba, Canada.

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2023 John Deere 410R Sprayer sold for $330,000 to buyer in Wisconsin

This 2023 John Deere 410R 120 ft 4×4 high-clearance self-propelled sprayer sold at the US Agriculture Equipment Auction, USA – Apr 24, 2026 for $330,000, to a buyer from Wisconsin.

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2023 John Deere X9 1000 Signature Edition Combine Harvester sold for $485,000 to buyer in Iowa

This 2023 John Deere X9 1000 Signature Edition 4×4 combine harvester sold at the US Agriculture Equipment Auction, USA – May 15 for $485,000, to a buyer from Iowa.

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2023 John Deere 7R 310 Signature Edition Tractor (Unused) sold for $275,000 to buyer in New York

This unused 2023 John Deere 7R 310 Signature Edition 4WD tractor sold at the US Agriculture Equipment Auction, USA – Jun 30 for $275,000, to a buyer from New York.

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The takeaway

Four of these five pieces sold within a few states of Medford — Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa, and New York. One went to a buyer in Manitoba, Canada. That’s the pattern a single Ag sale can produce: bidders from 15 countries competing on the same lots, with equipment landing anywhere from a neighboring state to across the border.

Sellers get one sale date and the same wide reach, whether the winning bid comes from down the road or from another country. Ready to get the full story from a Ritchie Bros. Territory Manager? Get in touch for a no-obligation chat.

See also

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