RURAL AMERICA LIVE with John Deere

Join a group of John Deere Product experts as they discuss how the all-new 4M and 4R Series Compact Utility Tractors are changing the game with superior technology.

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Monday, May 6, 2014, at 8pm ET

Join John Deere Product experts as they talk about how the all-new 4M and 4R Series Compact Utility Tractors are changing the game with superior technology.

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