CLAAS FARMPOINT expands footprint in Iowa
Fort Dodge location is the second FARMPOINT location to serve area farmers
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-Messenger photo by Bill Shea
A few big farm machines are lined up in front of the new CLAAS FARMPOINT facility in Fort Dodge. The site at 3598 Maple Drive is the company’s second permanent one in Iowa. Early this year, the company operated from a temporary site in Barnum.

-Messenger photo by Bill Shea
A few big farm machines are lined up in front of the new CLAAS FARMPOINT facility in Fort Dodge. The site at 3598 Maple Drive is the company’s second permanent one in Iowa. Early this year, the company operated from a temporary site in Barnum.
CLAAS FARMPOINT is increasing its commitment to Iowa agriculture with a new service center at 3598 Maple Drive in Fort Dodge.
It is the company’s second permanent location in the state. The expansion brings equipment, support and services even closer to area farmers, ensuring farmers’ operations continue to run at peak performance when it matters most.
The Fort Dodge site is the second CLAAS FARMPOINT location in Iowa, joining Le Mars and replacing the temporary facility in Barnum. The new location will provide central Iowa growers with the full range of CLAAS equipment, including combines, tractors, forage harvesters, balers and hay tools, along with parts and service.
“Iowa is the breadbasket of the United States, with premier growers and large productive acres, making it a key focus for us,” said Preston Huser, complex manager for CLAAS FARMPOINT in Iowa. “CLAAS machines are known for power and efficiency, making them well-suited for Iowa agriculture.”
The Fort Dodge location reflects the CLAAS approach — setting up services and resources to meet growers where they’re at. By delivering parts and maintenance directly to the farm and using remote monitoring to quickly diagnose equipment issues, CLAAS FARMPOINT minimizes downtime and maximizes productivity.
“Our vision behind CLAAS FARMPOINT is to make it easier for growers to stay in the field during their busy seasons,” said Patricio Frangella, head of commercial development for the company. “That’s why our service teams will bring parts and service to customers directly,. We saw how the traditional dealer model doesn’t always meet the needs of our customers, and we’re excited to bring a new approach to the Fort Dodge area.”