
- John Deere named one of the best global brands
- John Deere Iowa factory celebrates its 100th anniversary
- John Deere encourages children to carry on the tradition of farm life
- University expansion gives John Deere the chance to gain a new facility
- Illinois students become familiar with the most up-to-speed farming equipment
- A tractor museum in North Dakota features unique John Deere tractors
- John Deere antique clock keeps tabs on the company's dedication to farm life
- High school agriculture students get a sample of groundbreaking equipment
- John Deere plays its part in Perryville's Old Timers' Day event
- Renovations are being performed in Moline to maintain the John Deere heritage
John Deere tractors replace the donkeys in a United Kingdom village
Posted by Green Fun Store on 5/24/2011
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The road is full of cobblestone and runs along the historical routes of the West Country, making it a popular tourist attraction. Donkeys carried the goods up and down the coastal bypass through the mid '90s, when the Classic John Deere model came in to handle the dirty work. A town steeped in rich British history, Clovelly has been privately owned by the same family since 1738.
"We needed a reliable machine of a decent size and power, with a good lift capacity," The Clovelly Estate's managing director, John Rous, told the news source. "It had to be capable of carrying a link box on the rear linkage to take heavy beer barrels and gas cylinders."