New Holland, a brand of CNH, hosted the first edition of Blue Experience at its manufacturing facility in Córdoba, Argentina, welcoming customers from across the country for a two-day event dedicated to agricultural machinery, technology and integrated farming solutions.
The initiative provided visitors with an opportunity to explore the company’s production processes and discover its extensive product portfolio, covering combine harvesters, tractors and self-propelled sprayers designed for different farming applications.
Alongside the machinery displays, New Holland presented its precision agriculture and connectivity solutions, as well as financing options offered by CNH Capital and its range of aftersales services and spare parts.
CR11 Takes Centre Stage in Combine Harvester Line-Up
One of the main attractions was the New Holland CR11, the latest addition to the brand’s Twin Rotor combine harvester family in Argentina.
With 775 hp of engine power, a 20,000-litre grain tank and compatibility with headers up to 61 feet (18.6 metres), the CR11 represents the flagship of New Holland’s harvesting range.
The machine combines the manufacturer’s established Twin Rotor threshing and separation technology with advanced precision farming systems designed to improve harvesting efficiency, preserve grain quality and minimise losses. Visitors also had the opportunity to examine the recently introduced CR6, CR7, CR7+ and CR8 models, covering a power range from 387 to 571 hp.
Across the CR range, New Holland offers several integrated precision agriculture technologies, including IntelliCruise automatic speed control, PLM IntelliSteer guidance, IntelliTurn automatic headland turning and IntelliField machine-to-machine data sharing.
These technologies are designed to support harvesting operations by reducing operator workload, improving machine coordination and optimising field performance.
Tractors Covering Every Power Segment
The event also highlighted New Holland’s comprehensive tractor portfolio, ranging from compact and utility models to high-horsepower machines intended for demanding agricultural applications.
At the top of the range was the New Holland T8.440, delivering 434 hp and featuring a high-capacity hydraulic system with a flow rate of 333 litres per minute. The tractor is equipped with six remote hydraulic valves, electronic flow adjustment and pressure relief control, providing the hydraulic performance required for large implements.
Its precision farming equipment includes the latest IntelliView 12 display, a 4G-enabled P&CM modem, the Cygnus receiver and IntelliField and IntelliTurn technologies.
In the medium-power segment, New Holland displayed the T7.175, T7 Semi Powershift, T7 Full Powershift and T6 models, covering outputs between 132 and 234 hp. These tractors are designed for a broad range of applications, from livestock farming to arable operations, with precision agriculture technologies available to improve efficiency and productivity.
The lower-power segment was represented by the TT4 and TD4F models, developed for everyday agricultural operations and specialised farming requirements.
Defensor Sprayers Focus on Capacity and Application Accuracy
New Holland also presented its Defensor 4000 and Defensor 3000 self-propelled sprayers, two machines designed to meet the requirements of different farm sizes and spraying operations.
The Defensor 4000 features a 4,000-litre tank, a 36-metre boom and a 272 hp engine. Its Eco Mode management system is designed to balance performance and fuel efficiency. The machine also incorporates an independent all-wheel-drive system, improving traction and enabling operation on slopes of up to 30%, according to the manufacturer.
Precision spraying technologies include IntelliSpray II, which provides individual nozzle control and regulates pressure and flow to improve application accuracy and reduce chemical waste. The IntelliHeight XRT system automatically adjusts boom height in real time, helping maintain consistent application performance across uneven terrain.
The smaller Defensor 3000 is equipped with a 3,000-litre tank and a 177 hp engine. Developed specifically for the Argentine market, it integrates New Holland Intelligence technologies, including precision farming functions, telemetry and automatic guidance. Both machines reflect the increasing importance of application accuracy, operational efficiency and digital technologies in modern crop protection.
FieldOps Connects Machinery and Farm Management
Beyond the machinery itself, New Holland used Blue Experience to demonstrate its digital ecosystem, with particular emphasis on New Holland FieldOps.
The platform enables farmers and fleet managers to monitor compatible tractors, combine harvesters and sprayers through a single digital interface, accessible from mobile devices and computers. By integrating machine performance information with agronomic data, FieldOps supports real-time monitoring, operational planning and data-driven decision-making.
The system is designed to help users identify inefficiencies, optimise equipment utilisation and reduce operating costs.
With the first Blue Experience event, New Holland reinforced its commitment to the Argentine agricultural machinery market, combining its manufacturing presence in Córdoba with a broad product offering and an expanding portfolio of precision agriculture and connected farming solutions.
