New Holland has a new combine available for 2025 and it was front-and-centre at the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Kentucky in February.
The new CR11 combine is fitted with the new Cursor 16-litre engine that produces 775 HP to help increase productivity while avoiding being overly thirsty on fuel. The CR11’s Twin Rotor system is also designed to have a lighter touch to minimize grain damage throughout the harvest process.
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CNH plans for “more than 15 new tractor launches, 10 combine launches, 19 crop production launches and over 30 precision technology releases between now and the end of 2027.”
Related: Check out the New Holland CR11 Specs on AgDealer.com
Here, Curtis Hillen with New Holland talks about many of the new features on the CR11 such as the twin IntelliView 12 PLM displays inside the cab, a 567-bushel grain tank, and an IntelliSpread radar system that ensures chop quality and even distribution of harvest residues at the rear.
New Holland will be running in-field demonstrations with the CR11 in summer 2024 with production orders to be filled for the 2025 crop year.
