People stand on top of a pile of dirt, surveying the land

THE DIRT

A JOHN DEERE PUBLICATION

 

Celebrating Everyday Heroes

Since the early days of American industry, earthmoving crews have shaped the land beneath our feet by clearing paths for railroads, carving out highways, and laying the foundation for cities and towns. Deere customers have been moving mountains, literally and figuratively, for generations. They have transformed raw terrain into the infrastructure that powers our lives, from farms to freeways.

THE DIRT Magazine is a publication designed to share the stories of our customers, and how they continue that legacy by building the future of America. One jobsite at a time.

 

See how John Deere has been on this journey with our customers for nearly 200 years.

Since 1837

 

Featured in the Current Issue

A John Deere 350 G-Tier Excavator digging dirt on a hill side.

Building Momentum

Rolling With Help of John Deere Operations Center™

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Success is all about forward momentum.
A John Deere 350 G-Tier Excavator digs a trench to prepare for adding trench boxes.

Hitting 100

Midwest Builder Marks a Century of Impact, With More to Come

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Valley Construction is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year
A John Deere 624 P-Tier hauls gravel to an exposed manhole and a 245 G-Tier Excavator fills a trench.

Staying Grounded

Central Wisconsin Contractor Has Ascended To Great Heights

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A long and winding road is an apt symbol for Jon Loger's journey
two people view blueprints

 

 

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A John Deere 333G Compact Track Loader sitting in the foreground with the sunrise in the background.

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A John Deere Excavator laying concrete bricks for underground drainage.

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