John Deere Blacklisted a Small Farmer — 72 Hours Later, 63 Tractors Parked Outside Their Office скачать в хорошем качестве

John Deere Blacklisted a Small Farmer — 72 Hours Later, 63 Tractors Parked Outside Their Office

On September 14th, 2021, in a cornfield outside Oskaloosa, Iowa, a routine harvest came to a sudden halt. When a software flag stopped a $380,000 combine mid-field, one small farmer found himself facing a 14-day wait, a ticking weather window, and the possibility of losing tens of thousands of dollars — all because of a repair made outside the authorized dealer network. What happened next wasn’t loud. It wasn’t planned. But within 72 hours, something extraordinary unfolded outside a corporate office that no one expected. This is a story about ownership, technology, rural resilience — and what happens when a community decides not to stay silent. Watch till the end. Disclaimer: This video is a dramatized storytelling production created for educational and entertainment purposes. While inspired by real-world agricultural industry discussions and right-to-repair debates involving companies such as John Deere, the characters, events, timelines, and specific incidents portrayed may be fictionalized, condensed, or adapted for narrative impact. This content is not intended to defame, misrepresent, or make factual claims about any specific individual or organization. Viewer discretion and independent research are encouraged.