High-Capacity Harvesting Technologies Debut at AgroActiva 2026

New Holland will present a broad portfolio of harvesting, spraying, tractor and digital agriculture technologies at AgroActiva 2026, taking place from June 3–6 in Armstrong, Santa Fe, Argentina. The exhibition will serve as a platform for the introduction of new harvesting equipment, precision agriculture technologies and digital fleet management tools aimed at improving operational efficiency across different farm sizes.

Agricultural producers are increasingly seeking higher harvesting capacity, improved input application accuracy and better access to operational data. In response, New Holland is expanding its portfolio with machinery and digital agriculture solutions designed to support productivity, equipment utilization and decision-making throughout the crop production cycle.




High-Capacity Harvesting Systems Expand Combine Portfolio
The main product launch at AgroActiva will be the CR11 combine harvester, which New Holland describes as the world's largest twin-rotor combine. The machine is equipped with a 775 hp engine and a 20,000-liter grain tank and will be displayed together with the NH FD2 Draper header featuring a 61-foot working width. These specifications are intended to support large-scale harvesting operations requiring high throughput and reduced unloading frequency.

The company will also present an updated version of its locally manufactured CR9 combine. The machine incorporates the IntelliSense automation system, the Intelliview 12 monitor and increased engine performance. These technologies are designed to automate harvesting adjustments and provide operators with greater visibility into machine performance and crop conditions.

Twin-rotor harvesting systems are widely used in high-capacity grain harvesting because they can increase crop flow while reducing grain damage during threshing and separation. The updated CR-series machines also incorporate automation technologies intended to optimize harvesting performance under changing field conditions.




Precision Agriculture Solutions Extend Application Capabilities
New Holland will also display the P150 application drone, which features a 70-liter payload capacity for crop protection and field application tasks. Together with the Defensor 4000 sprayer, the drone expands the company's precision agriculture portfolio across different farm scales.

The integration of drones and ground-based spraying equipment reflects a broader trend toward precision agriculture, where application technologies are used to improve coverage accuracy, reduce input waste and increase operational flexibility. Such systems are particularly relevant for producers seeking targeted treatment of crops while managing labor and operational costs.




Digital Agriculture Platforms Support Real-Time Farm Operations
At the event, New Holland will highlight its digital agriculture technologies, including the Intelligence Center and the FieldOps telemetry platform.

The Intelligence Center provides real-time machine monitoring and supports predictive maintenance by identifying potential issues before they lead to equipment downtime. FieldOps enables users to access fleet information, machine status and operational data remotely through mobile devices.

Digital agriculture platforms have become increasingly important for farm management as producers seek to use machine data to improve field efficiency, reduce service interruptions and optimize equipment utilization. Real-time telemetry and fleet management tools are central components of connected farming strategies and precision agriculture ecosystems.




Tractor, Sprayer and Forage Equipment Portfolio Targets Multiple Farm Segments
In addition to harvesting technologies, New Holland will display a range of tractors, sprayers and forage equipment for different agricultural applications. Featured products include the updated T8 tractor range, the Defensor 4000 sprayer, the TD4.75F, TL5, T6.130 and T7.240 tractors, as well as the updated RB461 round baler.

The company stated that the portfolio is intended to support operations ranging from small and medium-sized farms to large-scale agricultural enterprises, providing equipment for field preparation, crop production, spraying and forage management.

Construction Equipment Addresses Farm Infrastructure Requirements
New Holland Construction will participate alongside dealer Nordemaq and will exhibit the B95C backhoe loader.

The machine is designed for agricultural infrastructure applications, including rural road construction and maintenance, irrigation canal cleaning and site preparation for agricultural facilities. According to the company, the equipment combines fuel efficiency, operator comfort and safety features with the versatility required for farm-support operations.

Edited by Natania Lyngdoh, Induportals Editor, with AI assistance.

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