An Overview of John Deere® Planters
As a row crop producer, you might need a high-performing and reliable planter for your operations. These tools help you sow seeds efficiently and minimize the input cost while increasing yields.
PrairieLand Partners is your local farm equipment dealer, and we have an impressive collection of John Deere® planters for sale. Visit our dealership to peruse our latest inventory and purchase a machine that suits your budget and requirements. We are at multiple locations throughout Kansas, so visit one that’s nearest to you.
History of John Deere Planters
John Deere was launched in 1837 to manufacture robust and reliable products for farmers and farm operators. The company prioritizes customer satisfaction and builds farming equipment keeping the local farmers and farming conditions in mind.
They released the first planter in 1877 as a joint effort between Charles Deere and Alvah Mansur. The unique Rotary Drop design of this model helped make the machine popular among farmers, and by the end of 1899, John Deere was the largest planter manufacturer in the world.
Though modern planters have undergone various improvisations, many of these changes still reflect the accuracy of the original design.
Multiple Planter Options
John Deere offers four different row planters to cater to your unique planting needs, including DR planters, DB planters, mounted planters, and drawn planters.
The DR planters come with stack-fold technology, which allows you to handle specialized needs more efficiently. These are highly customizable models, and you can use yours when planting on beds and ridges.
The DB planters are perfect for high-acreage producers, and they help you get more work done in a day. These high-performing machines come in widths ranging from 44 feet to 120 feet and ten different drawn planter configurations.
If you need a compact machine for your small or mid-sized farm, you’ll want to go with a mounted planter. These are more affordable options, and they help you make the most of conventional planting methods.
Drawn planters are versatile and flexible tools that allow farm operators to cover more acres in less time. These machines can handle conventional and no-till situations quickly and efficiently.
On that note, we’d like you to visit PrairieLand Partners to explore our latest collection of John Deere planters for sale. We have dealerships throughout Kansas, and we can’t wait to assist you.