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Frontier Landscape Equipment: Giving Your Property the Care it Deserves

Frontier™ landscape equipment can be added to John Deere tractors to boost productivity and efficiency while tackling jobs that will make your property the talk of the town.

Rear Blades
Rear blades can be easily adjusted for grading and leveling, whether operators are working in a gardening area or handling general landscaping.

Box Blades
Frontier box blades can level uneven ground and make grading tasks a breeze. The tailgate can be fixed or float, and shanks are easily replaceable.

Box Blades – Hydraulic Scarifiers
Box blades with hydraulic scarifiers are specifically designed to tackle the most difficult terrain with ease. They come with a hydraulically-operated scarifier bar, and heat-treated scarifier points ensure a long work life.

3-Point Trencher
Operators can dig uniform trenches for any small drainage or utility project with the 3-Point Trencher. It comes with a chain-type digging model and can achieve a 6 in. wide x 36 in. deep (.2 m x .9 m) maximum trench. Depth control can also be easily adjusted.

Box Scrapers
Box scrapers can be used to smooth driveways, yards, and fields. They are heavy-duty, meaning they can stand the test of a wide range of terrain conditions. They also have drawbar and single SCV compatibility, and optional notched cutting edge for hard soil.

Post Hole Diggers/Augers
The post hole digger allows operators to quickly dig down deep in their terrain with the utmost efficiency.

Land Planes
Land planes allow operators to level driveways, fill potholes, or recondition gravel areas. Their durable frames allow users to smooth over even the most challenging terrain.

Core Aerators
With the core aerator, operators can reduce soil compaction, and promote air, water, and nutrient circulation.

Wood Chippers
The wood chipper for Frontier landscape equipment from Deere comes with a gravity or hydraulic feed system, and it also has a feed stop control bar with a reverser.

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Veterans Day is a time to honor the men and women who have selflessly protected our freedoms and values. And for some, the transition from military service to civilian life brings them back to the farm.

At Farm Bureau, we believe it’s important to not only celebrate veterans but also those who continue to make a difference in agriculture and their community. We've partnered with Farm Credit to establish the Veteran Farmer Award of Excellence to shine a light on those who have continued to go above and beyond to serve their communities.

This year, we recognize retired Colonel Joe Ricker as the inaugural Veteran Farmer Award of Excellence winner. Joe served over 30 years in the Army before retiring from the Pentagon and completing tours in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Since leaving the Army, his commitment to excellence in farming and enriching the lives of veterans has blossomed in a myriad of ways in both his local community of Wilkinson, Indiana, and across the country. Joe grows apples and raises bees on his farm in Indiana. Joe founded “Veterans IN Farming,” an organization, now with more than 1,100 members, dedicated to providing veterans in Indiana with the tools and training to succeed in agriculture.

The American Farm Bureau Federation is an independent, non-governmental, voluntary organization, comprised of and directed by farm and ranch families who engage in all types of food, fuel and fiber production.