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New Holland, a brand under CNH, showcased a variety of agricultural products and innovations at the AgroBrasília technology and business fair held in Northampton, MA, on July 9, 2024.

The event featured the launch of the FieldOps™ application, which aids in agricultural management through data analysis and fleet information, suitable for all farm sizes. The new PL4000 planter line was also introduced, targeting small and medium-sized producers.

Additionally, the Guardian SP310F sprayer, unique in Brazil for its front spray bar, and New Holland's new spraying drone, set for commercial release in the latter half of the year, were highlighted.

New Holland emphasized its commitment to providing tailored solutions and investing in technology to enhance productivity and sustainability in agriculture.

CNH has launched the third installment of its 'A Sustainable Year' series, highlighting sustainable production at its Lecce plant in Italy. This month marked the start of production for their first electric compact wheel loader, a 3.7-ton machine. The Lecce facility, home to CNH’s largest photovoltaic power installation with 7,300 solar panels and a peak power of 3.3 MW, reduces CO2 emissions by over 1,200 tons annually. The plant produces over 200 models for CNH’s CASE Construction Equipment and New Holland Construction brands. CNH, a global leader in equipment, technology, and services, focuses on innovation, sustainability, and productivity to drive customer success.

On July 2, 2024, CNH's UK Basildon plant showcased a special edition T7.300 tractor at St Anne Line Catholic Junior School in Basildon, England, to celebrate 60 years of manufacturing and support King Charles' initiative, The Big Help Out. The event featured a colorful tractor, competitions, and activities to strengthen community ties and promote CNH's contributions. The campaign aims to encourage volunteerism and educate the community about CNH's impact.

CNH has successfully installed solar panels on its St. Mary's site in New South Wales, Australia. This installation, comprising 1,412 panels, generates a peak power output of 600.1 KWp, covering over half of the site's energy needs. This site hosts the ANZ headquarters and the national distribution center.

This project follows the 2022 installation at the K Line Plant, which generates 178,136 KWh annually. Both initiatives are part of CNH's global strategy to achieve 90% renewable electricity consumption by 2030.

CNH's solar projects in Australia are pivotal to its sustainability goals, contributing to the company's worldwide commitment and setting a path towards a greener future.

New Holland, under the CNH brand, showcased its advancements in alternative fuel tractors and innovative agricultural machinery at Agrishow 2024. Highlighted were the T4 Electric Power, the first fully electric utility tractor, and the T6.180 Methane Power, the first tractor using biomethane from organic waste. Both are significant for their environmental benefits. Additionally, the Guardian SP310F sprayer, recognized as the Machine of the Year Brazil 2024/2025, was unveiled. This sprayer features advanced precision agriculture technology, including the IntelliView™ 12 monitor for enhanced fleet management and connectivity. These developments reinforce New Holland's leadership in sustainable and efficient agricultural solutions.

Case IH, a brand of CNH, has unveiled a prototype ethanol-powered engine developed in collaboration with FPT Industrial at the Agrishow in Ribeirão Preto, Brazil. The engine, named Cursor 13, is designed to run on fuel derived from sugarcane and is currently in the development phase. It will soon undergo testing on Case IH sugarcane harvesters. This innovation aligns with Case IH's mission to equip farmers with advanced technology solutions. The brand continues to offer a robust range of agricultural machinery, including grain, sugarcane, and coffee harvesters, tractors, self-propelled sprayers, and planters.

Raven Industries, a CNH brand and leader in precision agriculture technology, showcased its latest innovations at Agrishow 2024 on June 18, 2024, in Northampton, MA.

The event highlighted Raven's commitment to enhancing farming operations through automation and precision technology. Key products presented included the Raven CRx Guidance Kit and the Augmenta Field Analyzer, both designed to boost productivity and profitability for farmers.

The company's approach focuses on providing easy-to-use, scalable solutions compatible with various machine models, brands, and sizes. Raven's integration with CNH platforms ensures a reliable and consistent user experience globally.

More information about Raven's technology suite can be found on their website or through local dealers.

CNH has partnered with Intelsat to provide ruggedized satellite communications (SATCOM) solutions for farmers, making them the first to offer this service. The collaboration will allow CNH's Case IH, STEYR, and New Holland customers to access the internet via Intelsat's multi-orbit network, enhancing productivity and yield through precision agriculture. The service will be launched in Brazil in the second half of 2024, with plans to expand to the U.S., Australia, and other regions. Intelsat's industrial-grade terminals are proven to withstand extreme farming conditions and will be installed and supported by Case IH and New Holland dealers.

CNH has launched its annual publication, A Sustainable Year magazine, which highlights the company's innovation and sustainability efforts. The first story focuses on how humans can build trust in AI recommendations, particularly through explainable AI (XAI) within the XMANAI project in San Matteo, Italy. The article features insights from Dr. Fabio Grandi of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. This series will continue to cover CNH's community support, diversity, inclusion initiatives, and product innovation.