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Cotton harvest requires growers to pick, collect, and prepare seed cotton for transport and ginning within a limited harvest window. John Deere cotton pickers combine several of those steps in a single machine.

Modern models remove cotton fro...

High-capacity harvesting requires the feeding, threshing, separation, cleaning, and grain-handling systems to work together. The John Deere X9 1000 and X9 1100 share the same core crop-processing architecture, but differ in engine power, grain-tank capacity, and unloading rate.

This guide compares their specifications, capabilities, and available technology to help...

Every October 12, National Farmers Day recognizes the people who keep agriculture moving. For many U.S. farmers, the day falls during the busy fall harvest season, when months of planning, planting, crop care, and equipment preparation come together.

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Corn head performance can change quickly as stalk strength, ear size, moisture, and field conditions shift throughout the harvest. Proper setup and maintenance can help limit header loss, maintain consistent crop flow, and manage...

Once the combine leaves the field, stalks, leaves, and other crop residue remain. A John Deere disk harrow can cut and mix that residue while preparing the soil for the next operation.

Fall conditions affect how aggressively a field should be worked. Heavy residue may require more mixing, while soil moisture can influence working depth and tillage intensity.