Farm equipment giant John Deere has inserted language into 556 of its product manuals acknowledging customers can use mechanics of their own choosing to repair emissions control devices, newly ...
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Right-to-repair revolution: Farmers challenge John Deere's control over equipment repair
Spring is planting season for Missouri farmer Jared Wilson. It’s his only opportunity during the year to get his corn and soybeans sown and sprayed. Not getting it right would affect his yield. But ...
In what appears to be a direct response to anti-competition claims raised in the ongoing FCC v. John Deere Right to Repair lawsuit, the equipment manufacturer has released an updated digital service ...
The FTC’s lawsuit is the latest salvo in the fight over right-to-repair. The FTC’s lawsuit is the latest salvo in the fight over right-to-repair. is a senior science reporter covering energy and the ...
It is bone-chillingly cold throughout the Midwest, yet the Right to Repair issue is heating up once again. Farm Journal Washington correspondent Jim Wiesemeyer learned early Wednesday morning that the ...
Luke Gakstatter has no problem with a farmer turning a wrench. But reaching for the laptop might be a different story. “We absolutely support a customer's right to repair equipment,” Gakstatter, John ...
Like many parts of modern life, tractors have gone high-tech, often running on advanced computer systems. But some manufacturers are tight-lipped about how these electronics work, making it difficult ...
The company signed a memorandum of understanding with the American Farm Bureau Federation — but can exit the agreement if state or federal right-to-repair laws go into effect. The company signed a ...
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