History of John Deere

John Deere-A brand originally known as Deere and Company was founded by a blacksmith named John Deere who invented the ingenious steel plow which became commercially successful in the year 1837. The company was successful by manufacturing 400 steel plows per year on average. This success from John Deere laid the foundation stone for the success of the company. 

After improvising the business that was already doing well in the agriculture industry, John Deere decided to enter into the tractor industry. In the year 1918, John Deere introduced their 2 tractors named Waterloo boy and John Deere tractor. After the launch, the tractor business took off as agriculture mechanization was growing during this period. Agriculture and farming were the bread and butter of the majority of the population. 

One of the remarkable years in the history of the world “the great depression” had just collapsed many major economies. The farm and agriculture industry was the only industry that could revive economies. In the advent of this opportunity, The History of the John Deere Tractor John Deere supported the people by providing tractors on credit and strengthened the relation for the upcoming generations. With this John Deere became a household brand. The economies were revived and the industrial era began to revamp. Hence, John Deere launched its first industrial-grade tractor the model ‘DI’.