Visit John Deere

John Deere

About this app

The FREE interactive John Deere mobile guide features audio tours, photos, video, selfie filters, and virtual reality experiences at the John Deere Pavilion, John Deere Historic Site, John Deere Tractor & Engine Museum, and John Deere World Headquarters, as well as a behind the scenes look at artifacts, documents, photos, and art from the company archives.
At John Deere, We Live Up to the Legend by inventing and reinventing smart, connected machines that carry the weight of our legendary brand. We Serve with Sincerity through timeless, genuine bonds with farmers, builders, dealers, doers, and each other., We Forge the Cutting Edge by leveraging our history of industry-changing innovation to develop solutions that improve lives. We Stay Ever Green as stewards of the land, water, and air that sustains us. At John Deere, We Run So Life Can Leap Forward.
Features of the mobile guide include:
Virtual Reality Experiences: Tour the 1840s John Deere house in 360-degrees or take in a drone tour of World Headquarters.

Visit John Deere Event Calendar: With up-to-date event notifications and calendars, you’ll know about every event, speaker, or special event at Visit John Deere locations.

Exclusive John Deere Pavilion selfie filter: Picture yourself in a John Deere hat they you design. Snap a picture and share it with your friends.
Scavenger Hunt: Answer questions in our John Deere Pavilion Scavenger Hunt and see how you rank on the leader board. For this activity you will need to be at the Pavilion, though!
Archives and Art: Go behind the scenes in the John Deere Archives to learn about artifacts, photos, advertising, art, and more.

Take It Home: Access every John Deere audio stop, video, and more wherever you go! You will always have something new and exciting to learn about John Deere, whether you’re in Moline, Waterloo, Grand Detour, or in your living room!
Download the Visit John Deere mobile guide today!

Ratings and reviews

The app crashes every time I try to advance past the permissions page.

Extremely educational and free!!

I was there at 1972 and it was very interesting. Are still in Moline, IL or is it now in Iowa?

What's new

Bug fixes and performance improvements