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CNH's Case IH brand has opened its combine ordering period for 2025, introducing new features in the Axial-Flow series. The Axial-Flow 260 Series comes equipped with dual Pro 1200 displays offering comprehensive operation monitoring and real-time grain quality imaging. The series incorporates Harvest Command™ automation technology, designed to streamline the harvesting process by reducing operator-monitored functions.

The AF9 and AF10 Series focus on enhanced power, efficiency, sustainability, and throughput. The AF9 delivers 634 horsepower while the AF10 provides 775 horsepower, enabling increased crop flow and speeds without additional machine stress.

Case IH, a CNH brand, has donated tractors to support young farmer training at Jeff Farm in Southland, New Zealand. The 2,433ha property, owned by the Salvation Army since the 1950s, was gifted by Edmund Jeff to train young people in farming practices who might not otherwise have such opportunities.

The farm hosts five trainees at a time, providing comprehensive agricultural training including equipment operation, fencing, and stock procedures. The recent addition of a Case IH Puma 220 tractor, supplied through local dealer Agricentre South, has enhanced the training facility's capabilities, offering trainees exposure to advanced agricultural technology and increased horsepower for improved efficiency and productivity.

New Holland, a CNH brand, unveiled its Model Farm project at Nakhon Sawan College of Agriculture and Technology (NSCAT) in Thailand. The 45-hectare facility, set to be fully developed in 2025, will showcase advanced New Holland machinery and precision technology. The Model Farm will serve as a training facility for college students, a demonstration hub for customers, and a learning center for the agricultural community. During the event, New Holland donated tractors and equipment to NSCAT, which will benefit over 100 students. The company has committed to establishing a technical training center and developing curriculum standards in partnership with the college.

New Holland, a CNH brand, is enhancing harvesting efficiency in Australia's 2024 grain season with its Twin Rotor™ CR combines. The machines feature advanced technology for maximizing grain quality and minimizing losses. Key features include the Opti-Clean™ and Opti-Fan™ systems, IntelliSense™ automation, Dynamic Flow Control™ rotor vanes, and the new Opti-Spread™ Plus residue management system. The company maintains strategically located parts inventory across Australia to ensure minimal downtime for farmers. According to Marc Smith, Product & Portfolio Manager, the focus is on efficient harvesting to prevent crop quality deterioration due to weather exposure.

Case IH, a CNH brand, has introduced the new Axial-Flow 160 Series of combines manufactured at the Ferreyra plant, Córdoba. The series includes models 5160, 6160, and 7160, featuring advanced harvest automation powered by Artificial Intelligence. The technology incorporates 12 sensors that self-regulate operations, automatically controlling 90% of functions with up to 1,800 daily interventions. The combines offer four harvesting strategies: grain quality, maximum yield, fixed yield, or balanced yield. Notable improvements include a 10% increase in operational efficiency and up to 11% fuel savings, achieved through optimized engine load and an enhanced electronic transmission system.

CNH has released the ninth edition of 'A Sustainable Year', a digital magazine showcasing the company's sustainability initiatives and achievements. The publication highlights key developments including the launch of the CASE electric compact wheel loader in Lecce, Italy, and New Holland electric mini excavators contributing to Denmark's carbon emission reduction efforts. The magazine features sustainable innovations across agriculture and construction sectors, educational initiatives in Thailand, and environmental awareness programs in Brazil. It includes thought leadership pieces from industry and academic experts on implementing sustainable practices.

CNH has released the ninth edition of 'A Sustainable Year', a digital magazine showcasing the company's sustainability initiatives and progress throughout 2023. The publication highlights key developments including the launch of the CASE electric compact wheel loader in Lecce, Italy, and New Holland electric mini excavators contributing to Denmark's carbon emission reduction efforts. The magazine features stories about educational initiatives in Thailand's farming sector, AI trust-building efforts, and environmental awareness programs in Brazil. It includes thought leadership pieces from industry and academic experts on implementing sustainable practices across agriculture and construction sectors.

CNH's agricultural brands Case IH and STEYR have secured prestigious 2025 EIMA Tractor of the Year awards. The Case IH Quadtrac 715 won in the High-Power category for models over 300 horsepower, featuring an FPT Cursor 16 TST twin-stage-turbo engine designed for efficient and sustainable farming operations. The STEYR Plus claimed victory in the Utility category, with its 4120 Plus 70-150 horsepower model featuring a four-cylinder FPT Stage V engine and advanced precision farming capabilities. The awards were judged by European farm machinery journalists at the International Exhibition of Agricultural and Gardening Machinery in Bologna, Italy.

CNH has received multiple accolades at the 2024 China Agricultural Machinery Annual TOP50+ Awards. The Case MAGNUM4002 Half-track Tractor was honored with the 'Application Contribution Award' for its exceptional performance and user recognition. The company's customer support team earned the Outstanding Service Team Award for the third time, highlighting their commitment to professional service and efficiency. CNH's service team focuses on customer priorities, product training, and technical support, working across multiple departments to provide comprehensive service solutions for agricultural machinery users.