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AgRevolution Opens New Central Kentucky Facility at Bluegrass Stockyards in Lexington

Agricultural equipment dealer expands regional service footprint off I-75 in Fayette County

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October 7, 2026 3 min read

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AgRevolution opens Lexington facility to serve farms and equine operations

October 7, 2026

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Agricultural equipment dealership AgRevolution has opened a Lexington facility at Bluegrass Stockyards, expanding access to machinery, parts and mobile service for Central Kentucky’s farming, equine and livestock businesses.

Announced Oct. 5, the location at 4561 Iron Works Pike strengthens the company’s presence in a region it has served since 2021. The expansion is intended to support operations ranging from large production farms to horse farms, livestock businesses and smaller-acreage properties.

The Lexington facility will initially offer Fendt agricultural machinery exclusively, including tractors and hay equipment. Featured products include Fendt’s 200 and 300 series tractors, which the company identifies as suited to equine operations and compact rural properties.

The store also will maintain a parts inventory to support equipment used by equine, livestock and smaller-acreage customers, providing a local resource for maintenance and repair needs.

“We’ve proudly served farmers in central Kentucky since 2021,” said Stacy Anthony, CEO of AgRevolution. “Adding a Lexington location allows us to enhance our reach across the region. From large production agriculture operations to Lexington’s renowned equine and livestock industries, our goal is to bring our customer first approach with the equipment, parts and support they need to keep their operations moving.”

The facility adds a local base to AgRevolution’s broader service network across Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Ohio. The company operates from 13 physical locations and maintains a fleet of 61 service trucks.

Although the Lexington location’s initial machinery offerings will be limited to Fendt, AgRevolution repairs and maintains agricultural equipment across all makes and models. Customers can obtain service regardless of where they purchased their equipment.

That combination of local parts availability and on-farm support is intended to address the practical needs of businesses that rely on machinery for daily work. Equipment interruptions can affect hay production, livestock care and property maintenance, making timely access to repairs important across the region’s agricultural sectors.

The Bluegrass Stockyards location places the dealership within an established agricultural destination in Lexington. For AgRevolution, the new facility provides another point of access for Central Kentucky customers while extending the reach of its mobile service operations.

About AgRevolution AgRevolution is a full-line dealer with a highly skilled mobile service team offering FarmerFirst, on-farm service. Operating across Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Ohio, AgRevolution has 13 brick-and-mortar locations and a fleet of 61 state-of-the-art service trucks. The dealership offers AGCO’s full lineup of popular brands, including Fendt®, Massey Ferguson and PTx® equipment, parts, sales and service. Additionally, AgRevolution provides maintenance and repair for all makes and models of agricultural equipment through their on-site mobile services.

Fendt is a registered trademark of AGCO. AgRevolution is a trademark of AgRevolution LLC. For more information about AgRevolution, go to AgRev.com.

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