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Posted on 12/9/2025
Global manufacturer of agricultural, construction equipment
$95k - $105k/yr
Davenport, IA, USA
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John Deere makes a wide range of heavy equipment for farming, construction, forestry, and turf management. Its lineup includes tractors, planting and harvesting machines, excavators, loaders, dozers, feller bunchers, skidders, harvesters, and turf gear like aerators and top dressers. The company sells, finances, and services equipment through direct channels and a global dealer network, and it also provides maintenance, parts, and attachments. It combines product sales with technology offerings such as precision agriculture and forestry systems that help customers optimize performance and reduce inputs. What sets Deere apart is its global scale, the breadth of its product lines, integrated after-sales support, and its emphasis on technology-enabled optimization and sustainability. The company aims to help customers increase productivity and efficiency while meeting environmental regulations, maintaining reliability, and delivering long-term value through service and innovation.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Moline, Illinois
Founded
1837
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1st Half: Deere's Net Sales Up 8%, Net Income Down 11%: $2.4 Billion | Published on: May 21, 2026
Mazzotti consigned to history books. 19 May 2026 / 12:10 BST 20 May 2026 / 11:48 BST John Deere is to kill off the Mazzotti name as it looks to bring the self-propelled sprayers entirely under its own green and yellow umbrella. The Italian sprayer maker was purchased by Deere in 2017 to help strengthen its sprayer line up in Europe. Mazzotti was a new name for many in the UK and Ireland where they were first seen at Cereals 2019 - the company's strength had been in southern Europe, especially with the likes of high-clearance machines. Initial focus was on the MAF models with tank sizes up to 6,600-litres which exceeded John Deere's own biggest European built model, the 5,000-litre R4050i. At Agritechnica 2023, John Deere launched the 300M. Made at the Ravenna plant in Italy, there were several differences from previous Mazzotti machines such as the chassis and wheel motors on the 332M (3,200l) and 340M (4,000l). There was also a new cab. These were joined at Agritechnica 2025 by the 500R which will be at Cereals next month. The 540R (4,000l) and 550R (5,000l). It is understood that there are a number of redundancies as part of this restructuring. There has been no official Deere correspondence that the Ravenna plant is closing, which if it is will presumably mean that the 300M and 500R will be produced at the Horst plant in the Netherlands where the trailed M700/M900 and R700/R900 ranges are made. The Dutch plant is no stranger to building self-propelled sprayers having been responsible for the R4140i and R4150i which ceased production a couple of years ago Another repercussion of the move by Deere is that Kverneland Group will lose the IXdrive self-propelled as the chassis was being produced by Mazzotti. It is understood that Kverneland is now on the look out for a suitable suitor that it can add its spray equipment to. Further afield, John Deere is doing a similar restructuring and rationalisation move with PLA, an Argentinian sprayer maker which it bought in 2018.
John Deere golf, turf, lawn & garden equipment at NAMPO 2026. Visitors attending will have the opportunity to explore a strong lineup of John Deere golf, turf, lawn, and garden equipment on display at the John Deere stand. The focus for NAMPO 2026 is clear: reliable, efficient machines that perform in real South African working conditions across golf courses, estates, sports fields, and residential environments. From precision greens maintenance to commercial mowing and utility transport, the John Deere range showcases equipment built for productivity, durability, and consistent performance. John Deere HPX815E Gator utility vehicle. The John Deere HPX815E Gator is a dependable utility vehicle designed for tough working environments where efficiency and durability matter. It is widely used across golf courses, estates, farms, and turf maintenance operations for transporting staff, tools, and materials quickly and safely. With diesel power, four-wheel drive capability, and a rugged chassis, the HPX815E is built to handle uneven terrain, heavy loads, and long working hours. Its cargo box offers practical loading space, making it ideal for daily maintenance and operational tasks. Visitors attending NAMPO 2026 who are interested in John Deere utility vehicles will be able to see the HPX815E Gator up close at the John Deere stand. Designed for demanding work in golf, turf, and grounds maintenance environments, it offers a practical look at how reliable utility transport supports day-to-day operations across South Africa. John Deere 220SL Walk Behind Greens Mower. The John Deere 220SL Walk Behind Greens Mower is designed specifically for fine turf applications where precision and consistency are essential. Golf course maintenance teams rely on this type of equipment to achieve smooth, uniform playing surfaces on greens. Its design focuses on accuracy, ease of operation, and high-quality cut performance, making it a trusted solution for maintaining professional golf course standards. This mower is ideal for operations where presentation and turf quality are a top priority, especially in competitive golfing environments. John Deere 7200A Trim and Surround Mower. The John Deere 7200A Trim and Surround Mower is built for the more demanding areas of turf maintenance, including surrounds, approaches, and trim zones on golf courses and sports facilities. It delivers strong cutting performance and excellent manoeuvrability, helping maintenance teams manage larger areas efficiently while maintaining a consistent finish. Operator comfort and productivity are key strengths of this machine, making it a reliable choice for daily commercial turf maintenance. John Deere Z997R Zero-Turn Mower. The John Deere Z997R Zero-Turn Mower is a high-performance commercial mower designed for speed, precision, and productivity. Its zero-turn capability allows operators to work efficiently around obstacles while maintaining a clean and even cut. This machine is well suited to estates, sports fields, municipalities, and landscaping businesses that require professional mowing performance over large areas. Built with a powerful diesel engine and durable construction, the Z997R is designed for demanding daily use where efficiency matters. John Deere S100 Ride-on Mower. The John Deere S100 Ride-on Mower is a practical solution for residential lawns, lifestyle properties, and smaller-scale maintenance applications. It is designed to be easy to operate while still delivering reliable cutting performance and consistent results. For homeowners and property managers looking for a dependable lawn care solution, the S100 offers a balance of comfort, simplicity, and trusted John Deere quality. Experience John Deere equipment at NAMPO 2026. NAMPO 2026 provides a valuable opportunity to see John Deere golf, turf, lawn, and garden equipment in person and understand how each machine fits into real-world applications. From fine turf maintenance to heavy-duty utility work, the range on display reflects the needs of South African professionals across multiple industries. Whether you are managing a golf course, maintaining sports fields, or caring for residential or commercial landscapes, the John Deere stand at NAMPO 2026 is the ideal place to explore practical solutions designed for everyday performance. For expert advice, product support, and access to the full John Deere range, visit your trusted dealer, AFGRI Equipment.
AFGRI and John Deere take centre stage at Focus on Forestry 2026. The Focus on Forestry conference once again highlighted the importance of collaboration, innovation and practical solutions across South Africa's forestry value chain - and AFGRI, together with John Deere, was proud to play a key role. Held at the Karkloof Country Club near Howick in the KZN Midlands, the event brought together forestry landowners, growers, managers, contractors, researchers and industry partners, creating a platform for meaningful engagement across the sector. Showcasing advanced forestry solutions. AFGRI used the opportunity to reinforce its commitment to the forestry industry with the spotlight firmly on the new John Deere 2144G Swing Machine. Designed for demanding forestry environments, the 2144G delivers increased productivity, durability and operator comfort - supporting more efficient harvesting operations and long-term performance in the field. The presence of John Deere international forestry experts, Jarvis de Groot and Simon Shackleton, added further value to the event. Their participation enabled direct knowledge-sharing between global specialists and local forestry professionals, offering insight into international best practice, evolving technology trends and how these can be adapted to South African forestry conditions. Strengthening industry partnerships. AFGRI was joined by key industry partners, including Waratah, reinforcing the importance of integrated harvesting and processing solutions. Together, these partnerships demonstrate AFGRI's ability to deliver end-to-end forestry equipment support backed by world-class brands and global expertise. Focus on Forestry: from insight to action. The two-day conference covered critical topics such as forest management, silviculture, risk and fire management, forest engineering, biomass and carbon - ensuring value for both operational and strategic decision-makers across the industry. The event concluded with a Field Day and Live Demonstrations hosted at a nearby Sappi plantation, allowing attendees to see forestry solutions in action and engage directly with AFGRI and John Deere specialists on real-world applications. Committed to the future of forestry. AFGRI remains committed to supporting the sustainable growth and mechanisation of South Africa's forestry sector. Through partnerships with industry leaders like John Deere, and participation in platforms such as Focus on Forestry, AFGRI continues to deliver reliable solutions, expert support and innovation to forestry businesses across the country.
John Deere's new Material Boom attachment for ctls and ssls lifts up to 6,000 pounds. The MB60 gives operators precise control when lifting, moving, and placing heavy objects in hard-to-reach positions John Deere is expanding its lineup of compact equipment attachments with the MB60 Material Boom, designed to give operators greater control when lifting, moving, and placing heavy or irregularly shaped materials in confined job site environments. Built for landscaping, general contracting, and nursery operations, the material boom helps operators securely rig and precisely place loads when buckets, forks, or grapples are not as efficient. The MB60 Material Boom Delivers Precise Material Placement in Hard-to-Reach Spaces The MB60 features a 6,000 lb. rated lifting capacity, delivering reliable performance across a wide range of applications. Dual hook points provide flexible rigging options, allowing operators to adjust configurations based on the size, shape, and balance requirements of each load. When mounted to the front of a John Deere skid steer, compact track loader, or compact wheel loader, the boom enhances manoeuvrability and allows for precise material placement in confined and hard-to-reach areas. Operator experience is also a key focus, as the serrated steps provide sure footing during ingress and egress. Lastly, the MB60 is compatible with a range of John Deere machines when equipped with the appropriate coupler interface. "The MB60 Material Boom is designed to make difficult lifts feel more manageable," said Emily Pagura, marketing manager, John Deere. "It offers versatility and helps operators execute precise placement with greater confidence."