Equipment small agriculture and turf price realization measures the disclosed effect of realized pricing on segment net sales.
Deere reported 2% positive price realization for Small Agriculture & Turf in its fiscal third quarter of 2026.
Pricing complemented stronger U.S. shipment volume
The segment also benefited from higher shipment volumes, primarily in the U.S.
Separating price realization from volume makes the sales bridge more useful than treating all revenue growth as demand growth.
Pricing effects remain issuer-specific
Deere's disclosed percentage is a segment sales effect, not a standardized list-price or inflation measure.
Read it with Small Agriculture & Turf net sales growth 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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