Where are farm tractors made?

Farm tractors are made in many different countries around the world. Here are some of the major manufacturers and their locations:

North America:

* John Deere: United States (Iowa, Illinois, Georgia, Kansas, etc.)

* Case IH: United States (Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa)

* New Holland: United States (Pennsylvania, New York)

* Agco: United States (Georgia, Minnesota, Nebraska)

* Kubota: United States (Georgia)

Europe:

* Claas: Germany

* Fendt: Germany

* Deutz-Fahr: Germany

* Massey Ferguson: United Kingdom

* Valtra: Finland

* New Holland: Italy

Asia:

* Kubota: Japan

* Yanmar: Japan

* Mahindra: India

* TAFE: India

* YTO: China

* Lovol: China

Other:

* Belarus: Belarus

* Rostselmash: Russia

* Zetor: Czech Republic

This is not an exhaustive list, but it gives you a general idea of where farm tractors are manufactured.

It's important to note that some manufacturers have production facilities in multiple countries. For example, John Deere has factories in both the US and Europe. Additionally, some brands, like New Holland, are owned by larger companies (CNH Industrial) that may have production facilities in various locations.