New Holland Brings New Products to Bahia Farm Show

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New Holland, a CNH brand, showcased innovative products at the 18th Bahia Farm Show in Brazil. The highlight was the FieldOps™ application for agricultural management, which aids farmers in decision-making based on fleet information and agronomic data analysis. Eduardo Kerbauy, New Holland's VP for Latin America, emphasized their commitment to delivering ideal solutions for all farmer profiles.

The exhibition also featured T8 and T9 PLM Intelligence high-power tractors, equipped with Precision Land Management technology. These tractors, fully connected to FieldOps, enhance fleet management and support agricultural operations. The sustainable technology aims to reduce costs in seeds, pesticides, and fuel while improving efficiency and fleet management.

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• Introduction of FieldOps™ application for better agricultural management
• Showcase of T8 and T9 PLM Intelligence high-power tractors with advanced technology
• Focus on sustainable technology to reduce costs and improve efficiency

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NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / August 6, 2024 / New Holland, a brand of CNH, and PME Máquinas e Equipamentos introduced a range of products suitable for all types of farmers at the 18^th edition of the Bahia Farm Show, in Brazil.

A range of great iron and tech were on display during the fair including the new application for agricultural management, FieldOps™. This application helps farmers to make better decisions based on fleet information and the analysis of agronomic data.

"As a full-liner brand that is close to farmers, New Holland seeks to deliver the ideal solution for the customer's needs, regardless of their profile. We constantly invest in new technologies so that the producer can extract the highest productivity in the shortest possible time and reduce their costs, in addition to practicing a more sustainable agriculture", said Eduardo Kerbauy, New Holland's vice president for Latin America.

Other highlights of the New Holland booth included the T8 and T9 PLM Intelligence high-power tractors. PLM (Precison Land Management) Intelligence brings a set of high technology and capacity to meet the demand for precision agriculture in the field. By being fully connected to FieldOps, the connectivity of these tractors enables better fleet management and support in agricultural operations.

With this sustainable technology, the farmer will save on seeds, chemical pesticides, fuel, and will improve the management of the fleet of machines. This helps to reduce waste, increase efficiency and save on labor costs.

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FAQ

What new product did New Holland introduce at the Bahia Farm Show 2024?

New Holland introduced the FieldOps™ application for agricultural management at the Bahia Farm Show 2024. This app helps farmers make better decisions based on fleet information and agronomic data analysis.

Which high-power tractors did New Holland showcase at the event?

New Holland showcased the T8 and T9 PLM Intelligence high-power tractors at the Bahia Farm Show. These tractors are equipped with Precision Land Management technology and are fully connected to the FieldOps application.

How does New Holland's new technology aim to benefit farmers?

New Holland's new technology aims to benefit farmers by reducing costs on seeds, chemical pesticides, and fuel. It also improves fleet management, increases efficiency, and supports more sustainable agriculture practices.

What did Eduardo Kerbauy, New Holland's VP for Latin America, say about their product strategy?

Eduardo Kerbauy stated that New Holland seeks to deliver ideal solutions for customers' needs, regardless of their profile. He emphasized their constant investment in new technologies to help producers increase productivity, reduce costs, and practice more sustainable agriculture.