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By the People, for the People
John Deere and Tarter USA Introduce New Frontier Flex Wing Rotary Cutters
The two industry leaders have partnered to develop and produce a new line of American-made Flex Wing Rotary Cutters.
Mar. 27, 2026 at 6:43am
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John Deere and Tarter USA have announced a strategic manufacturing partnership to develop and produce a new line of American-made Frontier Flex Wing Rotary Cutters. The new product lineup is available in 10-foot and 12-foot cutting widths and has seen strong early market demand, exceeding initial forecasts. Manufacturing of the new cutters takes place at Tarter USA's advanced production facility in Liberty, Kentucky, leveraging modern automation and technologies.
Why it matters
This collaboration between two industry leaders highlights the strength of American manufacturing, combining John Deere's deep customer insights with Tarter's manufacturing expertise to deliver a high-quality product that meets the evolving needs of modern agricultural professionals. The initiative has also generated meaningful local economic impact, creating new jobs in Kentucky and strengthening the region's skilled manufacturing workforce.
The details
The new Frontier Flex Wing Rotary Cutters are manufactured at Tarter USA's facility in Liberty, Kentucky, which features precision laser cutting, robotic fabrication, and integrated robotic and manual welding systems. These advanced capabilities, built on continued investment in automation and technology, enable consistent quality, efficiency, and scalability. The product performance and durability have been validated through extensive real-world field testing and advanced laboratory simulations.
- The new Frontier Flex Wing Rotary Cutters were announced on March 27, 2026.
The players
John Deere
An American company that manufactures agricultural, construction, and forestry machinery, diesel engines, drivetrains used in heavy equipment, and lawn care equipment.
Tarter USA
An American manufacturer of agricultural and farm equipment, including the Frontier brand, that has been in business for over 80 years.
John Doyle
Partnered Products Manager at John Deere.
Stephen Frazier
CEO of Tarter USA.
What they’re saying
“This partnership represents the best of American manufacturing. By combining John Deere's deep understanding of customer needs with Tarter's manufacturing expertise, we are delivering a product that meets the demands of today's operators while reinforcing our commitment to quality and reliability.”
— John Doyle, Partnered Products Manager, John Deere
“For more than 80 years, Tarter has been committed to building products in the United States that stand up to the toughest conditions. This collaboration with John Deere reflects our continued investment in innovation, our people, and our communities.”
— Stephen Frazier, CEO, Tarter USA
What’s next
The new Frontier Flex Wing Rotary Cutters are now available for purchase through John Deere and Tarter USA dealers across the country.
The takeaway
This partnership between John Deere and Tarter USA showcases the strength of American manufacturing, with the two industry leaders combining their expertise to deliver a high-quality, innovative product that meets the evolving needs of modern agricultural professionals. The initiative has also had a positive economic impact, creating new jobs and strengthening the skilled manufacturing workforce in Kentucky.
