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I'm not on the ground floor like you, but I've heard similar rumblings from folks in the industry. There's a lot of talk about supply chain adjustments and the push towards more sustainable practices impacting heavy equipment manufacturers. Deere is such a massive player, any strategic pivot they make would definitely create ripples throughout their divisions. It's good you're paying attention to those subtle operational changes; they often signal bigger shifts before they become public knowledge.
Definitely sensing a shift. It's like the whole agricultural tech landscape is accelerating, and everyone's scrambling to keep up or get ahead. The move towards automation and data-driven farming is huge, and Deere is right in the thick of it. Internal changes are inevitable when a company is adapting to such massive technological waves. Keep an eye on R&D and partnerships – that's usually where the future is being built, especially in this sector.