Core Insights - Deere & Company is facing a slowdown in farm demand but is positioning for long-term growth through technology and manufacturing investments [1][3] - The company reported weaker fiscal third-quarter results, with declines in sales and net income due to lower crop prices and macroeconomic pressures [2][5] - Deere plans to invest $20 billion over the next decade to enhance U.S. manufacturing and accelerate innovation [3][4] Financial Performance - In September 2025, Deere reported weaker fiscal third-quarter results, with declines in sales and net income as farmers reduced spending [2] - The company anticipates tariffs will impact earnings by approximately $600 million this year [2][5] Strategic Initiatives - Deere is committing $20 billion over the next decade for U.S. manufacturing and innovation, including a $70 million excavator factory in North Carolina [3] - The Smart Industrial Strategy focuses on autonomous and connected equipment, showcased at CES 2025 with autonomous tractors and dump trucks [4][5] Leadership Changes - Deere has restructured its leadership team with new appointments to enhance customer value through smarter, connected equipment [5]