Farm Retirement & Equipment Consignment Auctions
Clear. Local. Done Right.
YAC helps farmers, families, and estates sell equipment through trusted farm retirement and consignment auctions. Whether you’re retiring, downsizing, or selling select equipment, our team manages the process from start to finish.
Is This the Right Auction for You?
If you’re wondering whether an auction makes sense, you’re not alone. We work with consignors in many situations, including:
Full farm retirement auctions
Partial dispersals and downsizing
Equipment-only auctions
Estate and family auctions
Single or select equipment consignments
If you’re unsure what fits your situation, a quick conversation can help you understand your options.

How the Consignment Process Works
Most farmers haven’t been through a farm retirement auction before. Here’s what the process looks like at YAC.
1. Initial Conversation We start with a no-pressure phone call to learn about your equipment, timeline, and goals.
2. On-Site Visit or Consultation We review the equipment, discuss auction options, and answer your questions.
3. Planning & Scheduling We select the right auction date and sale format based on the market and your timeline.
4. Marketing & Advertising Our team handles photos, listings, advertising, and buyer communication.
5. Auction Day & Settlement We manage sale day logistics and complete settlement promptly after the auction.
Why Talking Early Matters
Earlier conversations give you more options.
Auction dates fill quickly, especially during busy seasons. Contacting YAC early gives you more flexibility with timing and allows for better planning.
Early planning also means stronger advertising, better listings, and less stress. It helps ensure the auction works around your plans—not the other way around.
What YAC Handles — And What You Don’t Have To
We aim to make the process as straightforward as possible.
YAC Handles:
Auction planning and scheduling
Advertising and buyer outreach
Photos, listings, and promotion
Sale day setup and management
Settlement and paperwork
You Handle:
Deciding what to sell
Providing access to equipment
Reviewing details and asking questions
