NEW Holland extends forage harvester range with new flagship
FR920 Forage Cruiser and introduces new DuraCracker™ and DuraShredder™ heavy-duty crop processors
• Ultimate capacity with the new powerful FPT Industrial V20 engine and high performance crop feeding
• Efficient transfer of the FR920 ’ s high power with the new heavy-duty driveline
• Heavy Duty mechanical 4WD option able to transmit all necessary torque on the ground
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• Ultimate processing power across the FR range with a choice of three crop processors
• New improved 9 m row-independent corn header
New Holland Agriculture extends its Forage Cruiser range at the top end with the new flagship model , the FR920 , which takes foraging to a new level . High capacity and productivity result from the powerful new engine and improved feeding , while the industry-leading HydroLoc™ technology delivers best-in-class chop quality . A choice of three ranges of crop processors , all available
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in different roll configurations , covers every requirement from Biogas applications to shredded |
silage . This big forage harvesting performance comes with outstanding operator comfort . |
Lars Skjoldager Sørensen , Head of Harvesting Product Line , said : “ New Holland has been at the forefront of forage harvesting for more than half a century . Over the years we have introduced a host of pioneering innovations and industry firsts . Today , with the new flagship FR920 , we are offering forage harvesting on the largest scale combined with excellent durability resulting from the new heavy-duty drives and processors . The FR920 ’ s productivity and best-in-class chop quality comes with outstanding Total Cost of Ownership .” |
INNOVATIVE machines and equipment that offer significant practical benefits to farmers and operators are always plentiful at the LAMMA show , which made the judging of this year ’ s LAMMA Innovation Awards as difficult as ever .
Over 80 entries were put forward , reflecting the depth and breadth of innovation for which the agricultural sector is renowned .
The awards , sponsored by Firma Foreign Exchange , are open to new products exhibited at the event . The competition is split into five categories , judged on best product or innovation .
• Crop production equipment – tractors , all field machinery and crop drying , storage and handling equipment .
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• Livestock equipment – livestock feeding and handling equipment , dairy machinery , milling and mixing and fencing equipment .
• Technological – covering the use of new technology , electronics , robotics and GPS .
• Environmental – the new product or innovation which has the most impact on the environment .
• Farm Machinery and Equipment Innovation Award , in association with Farmers Guardian .
The shortlist was judged by a panel of 10 experts , led by chairman Chris Rothery , on the first morning of the LAMMA show ( 17 January .
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The panel was aided by four students from the West Midlands , selected by the West Midlands branch of the Institution of Agricultural Engineers ( IAgrE ).
The winners were as follows : Crop production equipment ( The Loven
Cup ) - Halse South West Livestock equipment ( Anne Armstrong
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Trophy ) – Wessex international Technological ( LAMMA trophy ) – Alltech
& Keenan Environmental ( The IAgrE Ivel Award ):
Mzuri Pro-Til
Farm Machinery and Equipment Innovation Award ( Farmers Guardian Trophy ) – Keith Mount Liming Ltd
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