Sustainable solutions help farmers to overcome challenges

On December 7 and 8, 2022, at the CNH Industrial Tech Days event in Phoenix, Arizona (USA), Case IH presented significant innovations in its evolving technology portfolio. "Case IH continues to combine the world's best machinery with industry-leading, cutting-edge technology that delivers on our brand promise to make farmers' lives easier and more productive and help them thrive in their mission to feed an ever-growing population," said Scott Harris, president of the Case IH brand in the world.

• Unmanned Tillage Solutions - Case IH is building on its Raven Autonomy™ tractors and tillage platforms. Raven Autonomy technology has an advanced system of perception and sensors. In addition, this driverless tillage solution uses the AFS Soil Command™ tillage automation system for maximum agronomic control and machine control. It provides site-specific tillage recommendations to ensure correct tillage practices for every inch of soil. The result is increased productivity with consistent agronomic performance and more data
• Harvest Operator Support Solution - Case IH increases productivity with a harvest operator support solution that synchronizes combine and tractor functions. Thanks to Raven Autonomy technology, this combination of technologies allows the farmer to coordinate the path and speed of the tractor during the "unload on the move" operation while maintaining perfect synchronization of the tractor with the combine during unloading. Benefits to farmers include more efficient operations, automated processes that reduce the need for skilled labor, less fatigue, and less spilled grain.
• CNH Industrial also unveiled a prototype electric tractor that Case IH will represent for commercial purposes. This zero-emission farming solution with autonomous features results from collaborating with our strategic partner, electrified agriculture innovator Monarch Tractor.

"We know the challenges our customers face and develop solutions based on their needs: Case IH is building the future of agricultural technology," said Mr. Harris. "We must challenge ourselves, challenge each other and together accept the challenge of agriculture, which is changing at an extremely revolutionary pace. It would be safe to say that our call to innovate and improve productivity has never been louder in our 180-year history than it is now. And we have never been more ready to respond to this challenge."