John Deere

Since 1837, our mission has been clear: to support the people who provide the food, fuel, fiber, and infrastructure that keep America moving. Farmers and contractors have always been at the heart of that story. And we’re just getting started. With continued investments in U.S. manufacturing, we look forward to shaping progress for the next two centuries and beyond.

Our Dubuque Works factory just got a major glow-up! We collaborated with world-renowned artist Greg Gossel to transform a large wall into a mural that celebrates our heritage and future. “The mural is a symbol of progress, purpose, and our commitment to American manufacturing and to the customers who trust us to keep them moving forward,” says Alex Fernandez, factory manager. “As we invest nearly $20 billion in the U.S. over the next decade, this artwork inspires us as we continue to deliver for those who count on us every day,” he added.

It's that time of year! John Deere employees, including the social media team, are kicking back and enjoying the holidays. You might still catch a few posts from us here and there, but we’ll be taking it easy online. See you in January 2026!!

One of our favorite traditions continues – the annual John Deere employee holiday card. This year’s artwork, created by retired employee David Anderson, celebrates the season and the shared commitment we have with our customers to keep the world moving forward. Happy Holidays!

Fertilizer. It’s one of the biggest expenses for farmers during planting season. And that’s where ExactShot™ helps farmers do more with less. "ExactShot is a John Deere product that tackles two pain points for farmers: maximizing returns and reducing refill time," explained Jon Ebert, product management and marketing lead. “By dosing fertilizer directly on each seed, farmers maintain yield while cutting in-furrow starter rates by up to 60% and plant more acres per day with fewer stops." The payoff? - Up to $48 per acre in cost savings - Estimated $24 per acre in added revenue - Fewer stops, more acres planted per day The best part? Farmers don’t need a new planter—the tech is available as a Precision Upgrade for current machines. Read more: http://spr.ly/6041COnO3

That perfect tree in your living room? It’s been in the making for nearly 15 years! At Krueger’s Christmas Tree Farm in Minnesota, families wander through rows of balsam firs, sipping cider and making memories. What they might not realize is that the tree they’re cutting today has been growing for over a decade: - 3 years as a seedling - 2 years in transplant beds - Up to 10 years of hand-trimming in the summer heat Across the country, farmers like the Kruegers and the Weirs from New Hampshire have turned a simple holiday tradition into a craft that spans generations. These growers are innovating while also preserving what matters most: connection to land, family, and community. So, how do you make your tree last? The key is consistent watering. "Keep it cool and watered, and it'll last just as long as one cut yesterday,” Jay Weir, Weir Tree Farms, advises. “If you let it go dry, even for half a day, it will seal over and stop drinking. That's when needles drop.”

Forget the sleigh, Santa arrived at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in a John Deere 8R. We joined the iconic bell ringing to celebrate the future of the company while spotlighting the farmers and builders who make everyday essentials possible.