Current ExhibitsThe exhibits at the John Deere Pavilion have captivated guests of all ages. From our antique tractors and giant combines to our interactive, touch-screen displays and feature films, you will find a variety of entertainment opportunities, each with a strong educational twist.
The antique and modern equipment changes often and computer exhibits are updated or replaced entirely to provide guests with ever-changing experience.
Interactive Exhibits Currently on Display:
- Kid's Corner: Designed to teach the youngest guests about the world of agriculture, offering fun and interactive opportunities to make children's visits more special. The exhibit features a seed table displaying a variety of seeds grown globally, a machine shed where All About John Deere videos are shown, two stations for photo opportunities featuring a tractor and vegetables and a six-foot row of corn so children can see what corn looks like up close. A craft area offers an opportunity for children to color pictures and tell their own John Deere stories and their work can be displayed on a specially-designed barbed wire fence.
- Horizon: The widescreen interactive kiosk, "On The Horizon," features new trends and emerging issues of importance to John Deere customers and the public at large. Currently playing is an in-depth exploration of "Energy for the Future," including reports on fuels from renewable resources and wind generated electricity.
- As a salute to the dedicated work of farm families worldwide, John Deere proudly presents Anthem: A Song of the Land. Anthem is featured at the John Deere Pavilion in Moline, IL, where it is presented in high definition format.
- Cornucopia: This food exhibit allow a guest to see how a seed is planted, grown, cared for, harvested, and eventually, how it ends up on the dinner table.
- Future: This exhibit's four computer stations are devoted to future population growth, sustainability, biotechnology and precision farming practices and the role they will play in our future.
- The Past: Tells the story of farming from 1830 to the year 2000, including details about how farms operated during different periods of time and what machinery and equipment were used.
Antique Equipment Currently on Display
- Waterloo Boy
- 1937 AOS
- 1955 40 Utility Industrial
- 1959 730
- 1960 4010 Tractor
New Equipment Currently on Display
INTERIOR
- 468 Round Baler
- 6430 Tractor
- 8345RT
- 643K Wheeled Feller Buncher
- 844K Loader
- 310SJ
- X749 Tractor
- 850D XUV Gator
Hardscape Equipment Currently on Display
- 624KR Military Tractor
- 850JR Military Medium Crawler Tractor
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