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What makes the John Deere Z375R riding lawn mower the ideal solution for a growing business or a large lawn? Learn why the Z375R is the right choice below and browse through our current selection to find the riding lawn mower that matches your needs.

Many things in farming are beyond the producer’s control.  Weather, grain markets, and input costs often change daily. The impact of these changes can be significant, resulting in highs, lows, and uncertainty in between.

As you grow your agricultural operation or continue to increase efficiency, staying connected with all of your machines, no matter where they are, can be a game-changer. Thanks to JDLink Connect from John Deere, you can monitor and manage your entire fleet in real time without ever having to leave the office.

It’s finally here! The snow has melted, the temperatures are getting a bit warmer, and we have even had a few days of sunshine. Spring is coming!

Now is the perfect time to dust off the lawn mower and get your property ready for the coming season. Here are a few items that you should keep in mind for your lawn as spring moves in:

Have you ever wondered why one of your fields produced better or worse from one year to the next? Maybe you have even tried to dig into your agronomic data but felt overwhelmed or that you didn’t have time. With Field Analyzer Beta from John Deere, you can quickly and easily analyze data, use it to make informed business decisions, and get back into the field.

Have you been looking for a simple way to manage your agricultural or lawn and garden equipment? Would you like to easily check on the status of repair work? Wouldn’t it be nice to quickly order any parts you need?

If you haven’t already, now is the time to winterize your lawn mower or tractor before placing your equipment in storage. Proper storage now will make it much easier to get up and running next year.

Our expert technicians here at Koenig Equipment recommend the following simple steps to winterize your lawn and garden equipment.

John Deere has done it again! As a leader in agricultural innovation, John Deere continues to produce equipment that is a cut above the rest.

As farmers get back out in the fields for harvest, you will be spending a lot of time in your tractors, combines, trucks, and other equipment. Now is the perfect time to think about staying safe. Being aware of your surroundings and taking the right precautions can be all it takes to prevent serious injuries.

CHECK THESE AREAS FOR A TROUBLE FREE HARVEST.

Cutting & Feeding: Correctly maintained and adjusted platforms, heads, & feeding systems must operate at a speed and height which will hold and remove all the harvested crop without seed loss and then deliver that material undamaged in an uniform mat to the threshing area of the combine. 

Areas of Concern: Cutter bar shatter; Reel shatter; Slug feeding, Row shelling; Ear bounce; Excessive stalks; Auger carryover; Crop auger damage, Feeder house conveyor speeds; Feeder house drum height.