Spring frustrated many farmers, as they had to constantly stop to scrape the soil off the plow before continuing. John Deere devised a working solution; a plow that would scour. It centered on ...

A broken saw blade and the Mississippi River brought John Deere and Moline together. The broken saw blade inspired Mr. Deere to build his self-scouring plow in 1837. The Mississippi River was a ...

When the cold season comes around and the snow starts falling, you might not get as much use out of your John Deere riding lawnmower ... more common moniker: snow plows. Technically, a snow ...

Thirty years later, Deere’s plow success would be the inverse of Whitney’s gin debacle. Credit for the first steel plow may belong to farming’s forgotten man: John Lane. Mirroring Deere ...

Farming machinery has come a long way from that first saw blade plow John Deere built in 1837. Today, with machine learning, the equipment can detect buildup and adjust the depth on its own ...