Three farm stocks—Deere, ADM, and Bunge—offer different dividend plays tied to America's agriculture cycle.

Deere, ADM, and Bunge represent three distinct points in the agricultural supply chain, each offering dividend income to investors but with varying risk and growth profiles. ADM and Bunge profit from processing and moving crops, with ADM showing strong dividend safety and Bunge offering the highest yield but with cash flow challenges. Deere depends on farmers' equipment purchases, making it more sensitive to farm income cycles but with strong cash flow and potential for recovery. Investors should consider these differences when choosing exposure to the farm sector's cyclical nature.

Deere & Company trades at USD 690.46 on Pluang as of Sep 27, 2026 21:21 WIB, down 0.64% in one day. Its dividend yield stands at 0.94%, reflecting steady income for investors. The stock's market cap is $186.17 billion, with a 52-week high of $709.48 and low of $439.11, showing wide price range over the year.