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John Deere Logo
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About the John Deere Logo Logo
Introduction
The John Deere logo is the most famous badge in agriculture: a yellow deer leaping inside a green shield, over the name JOHN DEERE. Download the John Deere logo in SVG and PNG formats below, free at VectorDose.
Brand Overview
Deere & Company is an American manufacturer of agricultural, construction and forestry machinery, founded in 1837 when blacksmith John Deere built a self-scouring steel plow in Grand Detour, Illinois. Headquartered in Moline, Illinois and known everywhere simply as John Deere, it is the world’s largest maker of farm machinery — its green-and-yellow tractors a fixture of farmland on every continent.
- Introduced: 1837, USA
- Founder: John Deere
- Industry: Agricultural & construction machinery
- Website: deere.com
History of the John Deere Logo
A deer has marked Deere products since the first trademark registration of 1876, which showed the animal leaping over a log. The deer shed its log, its landscape and finally its detail across the twentieth century, and since 2000 it has leapt — sharpened and simplified — inside a green shield with a yellow border, in the flat two-colour form used today. The name below keeps the founder’s own: John Deere, in full, since 1837.
Meaning of the John Deere Logo
- The leaping deer: grace and speed in a field of horsepower — the animal every farmer knows, frozen mid-bound.
- The shield: the badge outline promises protection and parts support for machines that work for decades.
- Green and yellow: crop and harvest, field and sun — the most ownable colour pair in agriculture.
John Deere Logo Colors
| Color | Hex | RGB |
|---|---|---|
| Deere Green | #387C2B | 56, 124, 43 |
| Deere Yellow | #FFDD00 | 255, 221, 0 |
Conclusion
A deer mid-leap inside a green shield: no logo in the world says “farming” faster than John Deere’s.
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