This paper presents results of research on transportation equipment of farms in the context of farm owner’s age. Equipment in transportation vehicles per 100 ha of farming area and total load capacity per farm decreases considerably along with an increase in farm owner’s age. On the other hand, equipment of farms in loading and unloading machines increases along with an increase in farmer’s age. On average, 37.95% of farms are equipped in loading and unloading machines with 26.92% for the youngest age group and 59.09% for the oldest age group. Box-type trailers have the largest share in the number of transportation means per farm and there is no correlation between this value and farmer’s age. Within the examined group, the largest share of means is medium load capacity vehicles (3-5 tonnes), 42.43% on average with an increasing tendency along with an increase in farmer’s age. The next group of means includes small load capacity vehicles (up to 3 tonnes) and their share shows a tendency identical with this one for medium load capacity vehicles. Within trailers, share of the newest vehicles (less than 10 years) decreases considerably along with an increase in farmer’s age.