Some of the top agricultural machinery brands already announced they would not participate in any ag fair throughout 2021 in Brazil. John Deere stated that this year the company will combine the virtual and real channels of contact with customers, but would not be in any of such events.
John Deere announced in January that it will expand its factory located in Montenegro, Rio Grande do Sul, in Brazil. The facility, which opened in 2008, employs nearly 1,000 people and makes 43 tractor models.
According to a report from AgriLand, Deere has extended its pause on attending trade shows and will not present at Agritechnica 2021, which is set to take place in Hanover, Germany, from Nov. 14-20, 2021.
John Deere is starting year-long relationships with Nori, NVision Ag, Scanit, and Teleo. The year-long program enables testing of innovative technologies with customers and dealers.
2020 is over and it's been a bizarre year. We covered a lot, including the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on U.S. agriculture. To celebrate the arrival of the new (and hopefully improved) year, here's a list of the most popular items we’ve published at AgEquipmentIntelligence.com in 2020.
John Deere and diesel engine specialist Deutz are to collaborate on a new generation of power units for off-highway applications with outputs of up to 174 horsepower (130kW).
Last month, Deere & Co. reported its fourth quarter earnings for its fiscal year 2020. Net income came in at $757 million, up 5% vs. $722 million in the same quarter last year.
In a press release, Kinze and Ag Leader disclosed that John Deere had filed a lawsuit alleging patent infringement regarding True Speed/SureSpeed technology.
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The latest episode of On the Record is now available! In this week’s episode we take a look at the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank’s fourth quarter survey, which suggests farm equipment loans could increase in 2021. In the Technology Corner, Jack Zemlicka discusses opportunities with early order programs in the midst of ongoing shortages and delays in parts availability. Also in this episode, a closer look at Deere and Kubota’s latest earnings releases and Fendt gains market share in Europe.