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Katie Humphreys

Fulton

Content Director and Managing Editor at Farm Journal

Content Director, Producer Media, Farm Journal, wife of an Ag Ed teacher and farmer, mom to four boys

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  • 1 week ago | bradyware.com | Katie Humphreys

    2024 Strategy: Many dealerships took advantage of 60% bonus depreciation and Section 179 expensing—especially for Qualified Improvement Property (QIP). This included interior upgrades like HVAC, fire protection, roofs, and security systems. These could be deducted up to the $1.2 million Section 179 limit, helping offset facility improvements in growing dealership groups.

  • 2 weeks ago | bradyware.com | Katie Humphreys

    Mark’s journey in automotive retail began in 2016, and since then, he’s been growing rapidly through acquisition. With nearly 18 stores in the portfolio today — primarily domestic brands — his expansion pace demands a partner who can handle complexity. “Tom’s been instrumental in helping us evaluate which deals to do — and which not to,” Mark explains.

  • 2 weeks ago | thedailyscoop.com | Katie Humphreys |Clinton Griffiths

    A day after returning from the United Kingdom (UK), Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins says agriculture is a “big, big deal” in the trade agreement now being negotiated between the U.S. and UK. “The No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 concessions that we received from the UK were for agriculture. It was beef cattle, it was ethanol and the conversations continue on pork,” Rollins told “AgriTalk” host Chip Flory in an exclusive interview on Friday.

  • 3 weeks ago | drovers.com | Katie Humphreys |Clinton Griffiths

    A day after returning from the United Kingdom (UK), Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins says agriculture is a “big, big deal” in the trade agreement now being negotiated between the U.S. and UK. “The No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 concessions that we received from the UK were for agriculture. It was beef cattle, it was ethanol and the conversations continue on pork,” Rollins told “AgriTalk” host Chip Flory in an exclusive interview on Friday.

  • 1 month ago | bradyware.com | Katie Humphreys

    So far, most dealerships we work with haven’t seen significant impacts directly tied to tariffs. In fact, March and April floor traffic and sales figures have been strong — better than what we saw in January and February. That suggests consumers may be moving to purchase now, worried about possible price increases down the road. While a few manufacturers have made the decision to pull certain models from the U.S. market, broad disruptions in inventory haven’t materialized yet for most stores.

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