An AgWeb.com Farm Equipment Special Need BIG? Case IH Unveils Its Colossal Class IX Axial-Flow® Combine—the 9120. “It’s the biggest combine, with the highest horsepower in North America,” says Leo ...

The system is mounted to the grain elevator on the combine and measures grain protein in cereals and oil percentage in oilseeds in real time while harvesting. Case IH said it is offering it as an ...

Each year farmers are challenged to accomplish more within tighter windows. In order to get the most out of every engine hour, Case IH, Racine, Wisconsin, is launching the AF11 combine, an ...

Rain fell with characteristic enthusiasm on Case IH’s demo of its latest tractors and combines in France last week. David Cousins looked at what would have been working, had it been dry… Case IH ...

Due to European road regulations, manufacturers have little wriggle room to make combines bigger – like the massive Tribine now prowling the Great Plains in the US – to make performance gains. Instead ...

Case IH said these are just a couple of the improvements made to the harvesters that were launched in the US last year. Another is a refined multifunction handle with controls for feeder, rotor, ...

Case IH, a brand of CNH, is mixing industry-leading technology with the heritage of Axial-Flow ® combines as the perfect harvesting partner for a wide variety of growers and custom harvesters. The ...

An AgWeb.com Farm Equipment Special Case IH’s Axial-Flow® 2009 Models includes a new lineup, with attractive new stylized design. Leo Bose, Case IH combine marketing manager. explains, “Our new lineup ...

Case IH, a CNH brand, officially presented the new "Axial-Flow" 160 Series of combines, produced at the Ferreyra plant, Córdoba. Designed to increase productivity, comfort and ease of use, the ...

Case IH, Racine, Wisconsin, emerged as a big winner in this year’s AE50 awards, presented by the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, for the most innovative products in the ...

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