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HOMESTEAD, Fla. (Aug. 5, 2021) — Florida-based Everglades Equipment Group, the largest John Deere dealer in the state, has expanded its presence into Miami-Dade County with a store location in Homestead. The move will bring a new level of customer service and equipment excellence to the...

You may be wondering what you should do before purchasing your first compact tractor. There are a lot of decisions to make, and it can be overwhelming! Here's the thing: not all tractors are created equal. Some have more horsepower than others, some cost more than others, and some just simply will...

The type of grass you have in your yard can make a big difference on your whole property. It matters what the climate and soil conditions are like for your area, as well as how much sun or shade is available to grow the plant. For people in Tampa, Florida it's important that they know which type...

The first step to controlling those pesky weeds in your lawn is correctly identifying them. Here is a short guide to help you do that. Broadleaf Plantain - Plantago rugelii and Plantago major - Perennial - Large, wavy-edged and rounded leaves - Long tap root similar to...

Getting your child a ride on toy is something special and a very great choice for the Christmas season. Your child gets to experience a wonderful riding experience from a fun toy and it is even better if you child is trying it for the first time. What is even better, if you have a...

Despite care and maintenance, machines can suddenly develop a problem that needs to be fixed. Your lawn mower is a hard-working machine and sometimes that hard work results in damage that needs to be undone. Knowing how to do minor repairs on your lawn equipment yourself can save you...

Tractors are hardworking pieces of agricultural equipment that help growers of all kinds get their work done, and bigger fields need bigger machines, like a row crop tractor. There are a slew of attachments and implements that further specialize your farm’s workhorse, some of which we’ve...

For you to get your work done, you need your tractor to run properly. But many different performance issues may crop up and interfere with your ability to work efficiently. Understanding what causes those issues and potential solutions can help you identify faster the problem at hand, which means...

It’s a new year, and with that, you’ll want to start planning for how you’re going to approach your farming practices this year. This involves taking what you gathered from last year, and staying up to date on some of the projections for 2019. We’ve provided some of the common...

Winter doesn’t mean it’s time to kick back and relax. There are lots of things you can do while you wait for the weather to warm up. Now’s the time to start prepping for the next planting and harvest seasons. Everglades Equipment group has everything you need to know as well as all the...

The modern age of agriculture is less about the hardware you’re using in your fields and more about the software. The right programs can help you collect more accurate data, which can help you adjust your strategies as you need to. John Deere is an industry leader when it comes to cutting...

Agricultural, construction, and land management professionals understand the power and utility a tractor brings to the job. They also know that efficient and safe tractor use goes hand-in-hand with a productive growing operation. Whether you’re a grower with fields to tend, or a property...

Winter is starting to peek through autumn, and farmers are getting their agricultural equipment ready for storage. Experienced growers know that a bit of extra care in preparing for winter storage can go a long ways to preserving operational condition and cut down on the chance of costly service or...

We’re in the harvest season, and many farmers are busy preparing for or otherwise getting started with pulling in this year’s crop. There’s little more that can be done to maximize yields at this point other than having the right equipment and knowhow to bring it all in. It can be especially...