Deere cited a tight labor market as it acknowledged plans to move some operations to Ramos Arizpe, Mexico, in 2024. Up to 250 jobs could be affected.

A John Deere 8R tractor and chisel plow used for tillage will set farmers back hundreds of thousands of dollars. There’s also the contentious issue of right to repair.

An employee who works in a cab department at the TCAO facility said he was told in a meeting at 7:15 a.m. Wednesday morning that Deere is moving cab and weld lines to Mexico by 2024 to make room ...

John Deere says that during the next 18 months they will “evaluate how the move will affect staffing levels, consistent with contractual terms and HR practices.”Related: WATERLOO, Iowa (KCRG) — ...

The cab move will occur in incremental phases with a completion date set for 2024. The company sent the announcement to prepare employees for upcoming new product programs that will move in its space.

WATERLOO — John Deere’s Waterloo cab and welding operation is moving to Ramos Arizpe, Mexico, by 2024, according to the company and a union official. Tim Frickson.

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