From March 3 to 7, in Las Vegas, John Deere Previews Customer-Focused Booth Experience.

John Deere’s new 5EN Series combines narrow-width agility, strong lift capacity, and integrated precision farming technology for specialty crop operations.

The new 1610G delivers 15% larger load space, 14% more engine power, and up to 2,000 extra tonnes hauled yearly.

Using AI-driven cameras and ExactApply precision spraying, farmers cut herbicide use by nearly 50%, saving 31 million gallons while improving yields by up to 4.8 bushels per acre.

The new compact excavators feature enhanced dig power, improved cab comfort, versatile attachments, telematics integration, and extended maintenance tracking for optimal jobsite productivity.

IHC uses real-time force sensors to automatically adjust delimbing knife pressure, improving measurement accuracy, reducing operator workload, enhancing delimbing quality, fuel efficiency, and overall harvesting productivity.

Featuring advanced comfort seats, 200% brighter LED lighting, precision camera systems, and remote diagnostics, the L-III Skidders enhance uptime, control, and operator efficiency in forestry operations.

The new V452M baler features an advanced bale chamber with three starting rolls, a 4x5.5-foot chamber, and high-density silage capability for maximizing bale weight up to 187 kg/m3.

Revolutionizing forestry operations with advanced boom designs, improved hydraulics, and smart automation for unmatched fuel efficiency, power, and operator comfort in every terrain.

John Deere’s 2026 F8 and F9 harvesters offer automation, comfort, powerful engines, and improved silage quality for superior harvesting performance.