Equipment small agriculture and turf net sales growth measures the year-over-year change in net sales for smaller agricultural and turf equipment.
Deere reported 12% Small Agriculture & Turf net sales growth in its fiscal third quarter of 2026, with quarterly net sales of $3.383B versus $3.025B a year earlier.
U.S. shipment volume led the increase
Deere said higher shipment volumes, primarily in the U.S., and favorable price realization drove the quarter's sales growth.
That mix differs from Production & Precision Agriculture, where lower shipment volumes outweighed positive pricing.
Segment growth combines demand and monetization
A higher sales result does not by itself show whether more units, higher prices, product mix, or currency produced the change.
Read it with Small Agriculture & Turf price realization and Small Agriculture & Turf operating margin.
Primary source: Deere fiscal Q3 2026 Form 10-Q.
Part of the Agriculture & Construction Equipment Economics
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