Deere Customers

Ben Lemmons, who owns Deep Roots Landscape Management, has been fond memories of growing up on a hobby farm in Kansas. As a child, he remembers building forts, growing gardens, and raising goats. Now, he has taken his passion to a new level, developing it into a business in Manhattan, Kansas, and integrating John Deere machinery along the way.

Handling a large amount of waste is no easy task, something which Meadow Branch Landfill Operator Luke McKinney can attest to. He says that by 4:30 a.m. every workday, employees need to be ready to head out to get the job done, and it’s nonstop from there. Without equipment like the John Deere 950K Crawler Dozer, none of it would be possible.

Meadow Branch Landfill is situated in Athens, Tennessee, and is a subsidiary of Waste Connections, the third-largest landfill company in the U.S. It was founded by four men in a bar back in 1997 and according to District Manager, Steve Keylor, it’s come a long way since then. But how has the range of equipment evolved alongside the business, and what does the future look like for the company?

Long Bay Trucking, Inc., is one example of a company that has strong roots and the know-how to get the job done while working in the woods. For its toughest jobs, the company turns to John Deere and its equipment to accomplish a wide range of tasks out in the field. Since 1979, Long Bay Trucking has been working in construction and logging, and has come a long way since its humble beginnings.

John Deere has been a household name for decades, so it’s no wonder that those in the construction industry continue to flock to the company for their equipment needs. One business that has learned about all of the benefits that Deere has to offer is Elder Corporation of Des Moines, Iowa. This third-generation company has seen technology change in various ways over the years. Elder Corporation specializes in demolition, earthwork, underground utilities, concrete, and much more, meaning it needed machinery that could take on a wide array of tasks. This is where John Deere came into play.

As you mow around your house, business, or any other property with a John Deere mower, there’s a chance you may notice ridges forming where you have passed through. These ridges have likely formed because the mower deck may not be completely leveled.

How to Level a John Deere Zero-Turn Mower Deck

It is essential to level a John Deere Zero-Turn Mower Deck in order to get maximum use out of your machine as you work. Not everyone is used to the Quick Leveling Method, which makes necessary adjustments easier on the fly. Let’s look at how to level the deck on a zero-turn mower, so you are ready to tackle all of the challenges in your yard this year.

The landscaping industry can be difficult to break into, as Derek Taussig of Taussig Landscape knows. However, with a bit of ingenuity and research, he was able to find his way to Prairieland Partners, who helped him build his company from the ground up. Since then, he has been utilizing John Deere machinery to drive his business and deliver optimal results to his clients.

If you own just a few acres, but still need a piece of equipment to help make your life a little bit easier, you may want to consider a utility tractor. With so many new models available in today’s market, it can be easy to overlook models from the past, like the John Deere 6200.

In this post, we’ve outline the standard and optional features of the John Deere 6200 that make it a popular choice among farmers and landowners decades after it first rolled out of the factory.

There is a wide variety of lawn tractors to choose from in John Deere’s product line, and the John Deere D105 and John Deere D110 are both extremely versatile. These models come with everything from powerful engines to sturdy frames, so how can you choose between the two?

Here is a breakdown of the John Deere D105 vs. D110 to help you decide on the best lawn tractor for your needs.

The time is finally here: #Harvest20. While farmers were faced with several unexpected challenges this year, they continued to put in the work needed to maximize yields during the planting season. And as they head back out into their fields, many are relying on John Deere harvest equipment to help end this agricultural cycle on a strong note. By employing Deere’s range of combines, including the new X Series models, corn heads, and windrowers, among others, farmers across the country will enjoy maximum productivity and minimum downtime.