John Deere will return to LAMMA in January 2027 with a line-up focused on its latest tractors, forage harvester and baling technology, including several machines launched during the past two years.
The manufacturer's stand will feature the new 6R and 6M tractor ranges, alongside an F8 600 forage harvester and C442R variable-chamber wrapping baler. John Deere says the show will give visitors an opportunity to see the latest machines in person and experience their operator environments.
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The 6R range will be represented by the new 6R 240, which adds a higher-horsepower model to the large-frame range. The updated tractors feature a range of developments aimed at improving road transport, field performance and operator comfort.
The 6M range has also received a major update, with 17 models across five wheelbases and a top speed of 50km/h. Transmission choices include the e19 full powershift and AutoPowr stepless transmission, alongside a range of technology options allowing operators to specify different levels of precision farming functionality.
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John Deere will also showcase its F8 600 forage harvester, which features a redesigned cab offering increased space and reduced noise and vibration compared with the previous 8000 and 9000 Series machines.
Completing the line-up is the C442R combi-wrapper, which incorporates precision farming technology including optional moisture measurement and bale weighing. The system can record bale location, quantity and material parameters, providing operators and contractors with additional data for record keeping and machine management.
