American Farmers are posting pictures of their squeaky-clean equipment on twitter using the hashtag #AndyClean.
Pre-season clean up. Still shines up nice to be 23 years old #andyclean pic.twitter.com/oT5Hqn9Ch2
— Jeff Chandler (@jhchandl) September 10, 2021
Ontario farmer, Andy Pasztor, has built a reputation for doing a thorough job taking care of his equipment. Pasztor, a grain and vegetable farmer, has been posting pictures of himself washing and scrubbing his tractors clean. He tells Brownfield Ag News he never expected his passion to resonate so strongly with other farmers, but he is ready to expand the Andy Clean brand.
“I get a lot of folks asking me what kind of soap I use and I got to thinking maybe we should get an Andy Clean line of soap going so that is what we are currently working on. We have a pretty good product coming out. We have tested it with some of the pickiest farmers I know. So that is what people can be watching for and we will see what happen
#Andyclean testing facility……… @kennedykaufman 👍✅ pic.twitter.com/0QcbT15QIo
— Andy Pasztor 🧼🧽 (@apasztor82) September 12, 2021
Even some equipment manufacturers are jumping on the trend. John Deere teased a photo just ahead of the North American launch of the X9 Series combine. They said it has an #AndyClean sticker on it!
💦🧼🧽✅ #XtraClean
— John Deere (@JohnDeere) June 14, 2020
➡️ Ready for tomorrow’s debut pic.twitter.com/dpF7Ea0RAk
Since the hashtag has gone viral, Andy now has 23,000 Twitter followers.
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