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If you’re in the business of producing crops, chances are, you either own or are interested in owning a new or used combine. For more than 80 years, John Deere has been producing these machines to arm farmers with the technology and specific features that best fit their operation’s needs.

While you could learn all about John Deere combines by scouring through pages and pages of brochures and product manuals, we wanted to take the time to make combine identification a bit simpler by putting together a visual guide. This post features photos that correspond with some of the most popular John Deere combine models. Enjoy!

Here at MachineFinder, our mission is to provide users from around the globe with access to equipment photos, descriptions, details, locations and more, so they can make informed used equipment purchasing decisions. With millions of visitors to MachineFinder.com in the past year, it seems we are successfully providing this information to our user base, but we are always striving for ways to improve the online experience.

As we looked at the new generation of online browsing and the technologies available to our audience, we realized nearly half of all recent website visits to MachineFinder.com were coming from mobile devices (smartphones, tablets, etc.).

The crop producing season requires farmers to put in long days on the fields as they fulfill their responsibility of feeding the world’s growing population. However, those individuals that are operating the equipment can easily get caught up in the process and overlook the sheer beauty being offered as their machines glide along miles of land and golden fields.

In an effort to allow our nation’s producers (and other farming enthusiasts) to appreciate this beauty, we’ve put together an image gallery of 25 John Deere aerial photos. Scroll through this gallery to get a bird’s eye view of a variety of John Deere machines performing their respective tasks (harvesting, planting, seeding, tilling, etc.). Enjoy!

If you spend an ample amount of time in your kitchen, you want it to be a comfortable, cozy place. Why not introduce a bit of John Deere into this area of your home? There are a number of John Deere kitchen accessories you can incorporate into your space. Here are 10 items any John Deere fan must have in his or her kitchen.

John Deere Salt and Pepper Shakers

Salt and pepper shakers don’t have to be boring. Add some flair to the most-used spices in your kitchen with the John Deere Salt and Pepper Shakers! These shakers have a classic pewter medallion with the John Deere logo front and center.

There has been a lot of talk on Twitter this harvest season including the good, bad and the ugly involved in annual harvesting. All we have to say is, welcome to the life of a farmer! This year we would like to take you on the journey with us, looking back at some of our loyal John Deere fans’ most memorable moments.

Lots of combining going on with this beautiful weather #harvest14 pic.twitter.com/Gw84BBBjpl

— AJM Seeds (@Adrian_Moens) September 19, 2014

As we highlighted in a previous post, John Deere has recently rolled out its annual new product lineup, featuring a plethora of new equipment and updates to its tractors, hay products, and much more. These new John Deere products have been designed with more power and overall efficiency in mind in order to allow today’s producers to conquer growing demands and crop output with less manpower, in less time.

For those of our readers that would prefer to see the 2015 products in a visual fashion, we’ve put together this photo gallery, which showcases all of Deere’s new products and offerings. Enjoy!

Having the right equipment available during corn harvesting season can make a significant difference in accuracy, speed, operating costs, and most importantly, yields. John Deere headers are designed to match the power and performance of the combines that propel them through the fields. With corn head offerings spanning all the way up to 18 rows, Deere’s headers are built to take on any conditions and allow operators to harvest as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Rather than just talking about the benefits John Deere headers can provide during the corn harvest, we’ve decided to put together an image gallery of 20 headers in action. Enjoy!

When thinking about John Deere, most people’s minds go directly to the corn fields, with an iconic green and yellow machine plowing its way through the maize. In reality, Deere offers products across a wide range of industries including forestry, construction, residential, and much more.

Forestry equipment is often shielded by thick, tree-lined landscapes, construction equipment is likely hard to get up-close and personal with for safety reasons, and agricultural equipment is likely only seen where there are fields to roam. As a result, when some of these John Deere machines are in the public eye, they have a tendency to turn heads.

Once a year, John Deere customers and enthusiasts are treated to a rush of new products and upgrades that make them feel like children during the holiday season. Deere recently introduced a slew of new products at a two week dealer event being held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, which featured a range of new products from powerful tractor models to data management solutions, and a little bit of everything in between.

Let’s look at these new pieces of 2015 John Deere equipment and products and learn what kids of value each has to offer to Deere fans.

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