Posted by NY 986 on February 27, 2013 at 15:00:12 from (67.142.178.27):
In Reply to: Equipment companies posted by randy in penna on February 27, 2013 at 14:38:58:
Nothing is 100 percent American and has not been for a while if you are looking at factory locations. Deere has been bringing in utility tractors out of its plant in Mannheim, Germany for decades now. The 4435 combine also came out of Europe in the mid 1980's but the worst fears were never realized in terms of all combine production going over seas. Deere stock trades on a public exchange which does not forbade foreign nationals from buying its stock. Having said that Deere is still overwhelmingly a US firm with most production still inside US borders. The US farm equipment industry is no different than other industries in that there are far more paths to failure than success over time. Look at how few farms make it to the centennial mark. Some people have better management ability, more vision towards the future, and just plain good luck they have never had a legal disaster whether they caused it or not.
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