Equipment production and precision agriculture price realization measures the disclosed effect of realized pricing on segment net sales.
Deere reported 3% positive price realization for Production & Precision Agriculture in its fiscal third quarter of 2026.
Pricing partly offset weaker equipment volume
Lower shipment volumes in Brazil and Europe pulled segment sales down, while pricing and currency provided offsets.
Price realization therefore helps separate commercial pricing from the physical demand cycle.
Realized pricing is not an industry price index
The measure follows Deere's segment bridge and can reflect product and market mix as well as transaction pricing.
Read it with Production & Precision Agriculture net sales growth and Production & Precision Agriculture operating margin.
Primary source: Deere fiscal Q3 2026 Form 10-Q.
Part of the Agriculture & Construction Equipment Economics
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- DEOpen operating-model research →9 of 9 reviewed concepts in Agriculture & Construction Equipment EconomicsPrice realization3 of 3 bridge concepts supportedContinue through this bridge:Construction & Forestry PriceSmall Ag & Turf Price
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