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The Furrow: Farmers Fueling the Future - Taking Corn Higher

Sep 1, 2024 | deere.com | Katie Knapp

Meeting the ground crew behind clean jet fuel. by Katie Knapp The day Bill Nye 'The Science Guy' comes to your farm to talk about jet fuel is one for the books. Shawn and Mike Feikema run their family's 7,000-acre row crop and 6,000-head beef farm in southwestern Minnesota. They know exactly what works across their acres and feedlot, what doesn't, and most importantly, why.
Older GPS Receivers Disrupted by Solar Storm

Jun 26, 2024 | deere.com

Back in May, a large solar storm (powerful bursts of energy in the form of solar flares) struck Earth with historic strength, causing disruptions to vital systems and services vital to farmers’ businesses.
Deere Debuts New P-Tier Skid Steers and Compact Track Loaders

Jun 10, 2024 | deere.com

Deere Debuts New P-Tier Skid Steers and Compact Track Loaders
The Furrow: A View from Above

Jun 1, 2024 | deere.com | Martha Mintz

The stars align for satellites to open a world of opportunity. by Martha Mintz TEN...NINE...EIGHT...a countdown is always thrilling. It leads to an explosion of activity. Agriculture has a rocket on the pad and a countdown is well underway to launching a new era of satellite-driven, functional, system-of-systems digital ag advancements.
Turning Point

Apr 4, 2024 | deere.com | Edwin F. Taylor

Mississippi logger Edwin Taylor adapts and grows The year 2005 marked a watershed moment for Edwin Taylor. He started a logging company in 1986 at the age of 18, when he bought a pulpwood truck with a “big stick” loader, as he describes it. For years, Edwin Taylor & Son Logging ran a single crew. But in 2005, Taylor’s operation became more mechanized. “That’s when I really got started using feller bunchers.”Beginning around 2010, the company began adding roughly one crew every year.
Pillar of Support

Nov 1, 2023 | deere.com | Jennifer Morris

How close bonds help a Cape Cod business thrive To watch Greg Morris, owner of GFM Enterprises of South Dennis, Massachusetts, and Joe Huber, his John Deere dealer contact, interact with each other is like watching two brothers squabble. There are jokes about a safety vest that looks “too clean.” One pokes fun at the other’s dancing skills. And there are complaints about eating habits. But beyond the surface, it’s apparent there is mutual respect between both men.
Pillar of Support

Nov 1, 2023 | deere.com | Jennifer Morris

How close bonds help a Cape Cod business thrive To watch Greg Morris, owner of GFM Enterprises of South Dennis, Massachusetts, and Joe Huber, his John Deere dealer contact, interact with each other is like watching two brothers squabble. There are jokes about a safety vest that looks “too clean.” One pokes fun at the other’s dancing skills. And there are complaints about eating habits. But beyond the surface, it’s apparent there is mutual respect between both men.
Pillar of Support

Nov 1, 2023 | deere.com | Jennifer Morris

How close bonds help a Cape Cod business thrive To watch Greg Morris, owner of GFM Enterprises of South Dennis, Massachusetts, and Joe Huber, his John Deere dealer contact, interact with each other is like watching two brothers squabble. There are jokes about a safety vest that looks “too clean.” One pokes fun at the other’s dancing skills. And there are complaints about eating habits. But beyond the surface, it’s apparent there is mutual respect between both men.
The Furrow: Rick Clark, Farming Without

Sep 1, 2023 | deere.com | Martha Mintz

Applied fertilizer, nitrogen, lime, insecticides, fungicides, crop insurance and more. Zero and 7,000. Those numbers represent two truly shocking data points from Rick Clark's Williamsport, Ind., farm. His 7,000 acres are 100% organic. Impressive enough. The farm is 100% no-till. That takes some management prowess. The most profound and repeated number, however, is zero. "We haven't applied any synthetic phosphorus or potassium for nine years.