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JOHN DEERE PRESENTS: The State Of The Economy And Global Agriculture In 9 Slides

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Agricultural machinery giant Deere & Co. beat expectations when it reported a quarterly profit of $2.56 per share. It also raised it's full-year earnings forecast.

As a global supplier with vendors on the ground, Deere offers key insights into what's going on in the global economy.

"Deere's success is a reflection of considerable strength in the farm sector, especially in North and South America," Deere CEO Samuel R. Allen said in a press release.

We combed through their latest earnings presentation to show the state of the agricultural sector around the world.

Europe's crisis continues to hurt demand for farm machinery. But the one bright spot is dairy farming.

John Deere
John Deere

China's agriculture sector will be supported by government subsidies while Indian harvest should be good because of a good monsoon.

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John Deere

The outlook for commodity prices is mixed.

John Deere
John Deere

Corn and soybean yields are projected to increase.

John Deere
John Deere

But revenue is expected to decline over the next two years.

John Deere
John Deere

Here's a trajectory of U.S. farm revenue from 1998 on.

John Deere
John Deere

Things look positive for Brazil's agricultural sector.

John Deere
John Deere

Here's a look at the trajectory of commodity prices. Note the deterioration since the beginning of this year.

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John Deere

Cotton supply is much higher than normal. And Soybean supply has been ticking higher.

John Deere
John Deere

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Mamta Badkar is formerly a reporter at Business Insider. She has a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University and previously reported for Verve magazine in India.