John Deere fans celebrate legendary machine’s 50th birthday

Two different type of events will take place this month to commemorate John Deere’s 50th anniversary in the UK and Ireland.
John Deere fans celebrate legendary machine’s 50th birthday
Thu, 08 Sep, 2016 - 01:00
Jason Webb

Vintage John Deere in West Cork

This Sunday, West Cork Vintage Ploughing & Threshing Association are organising an event at Ardgehane, near Clonakilty to showcase 50 years of ‘The Deere’.

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