PRECISION farming technology in Claas’ combine and forage harvester ranges has been recognised by three silver medals in the ‘Innovation’ section of the Agritechnica machinery show’s awards system.

In-field analysis of maize crop processing in a matter of minutes is a new feature that enables forage harvesting contractors operating Claas Jaguar choppers to consistently and accurately meet ...

Claas’s Jaguar 980 produces 884hp (670kW) with its massive 24-litre, V12 MAN engine to make it the brand’s highest producer of grunt (Krone’s Big X hits 1100hp/820kW) and there’s good reason for it. A ...

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High-speed chopping and smooth operation as this forage harvester tackles maize fields. Robert Redford, film icon, Oscar-winning director and activist, dead at 89 ...

In celebration of 50 years of its iconic JAGUAR forage harvester, CLAAS of America, Omaha, Nebraska, has introduced special equipment packages on various models. While all 2024 JAGUAR forage ...

An expanded range of options for the front attachment drive is just one of a number of improvements Claas has made to the 2022 delivery Jaguar 900 forage harvesters.

Called Shredlage, it’s a roller system designed to rip forage longitudinally to improve fibre length during kernel processing. Traditional kernel processing has a tendency to chop corn silage to short ...

Keeping in view the requirements of the Indian farm community, CLAAS Agricultural Machinery Private Limited plans to roll out a smaller version of its Jaguar ...

CLAAS FARMPOINT is increasing its commitment to Iowa agriculture with a new service center at 3598 Maple Drive in Fort Dodge.

Harvesting wheat crops whole and green provides a valuable source of winter feed for dairy cattle – and added business for forage contractors. Peter Hill details the specialist equipment they use. Cut ...

CLAAS Agricultural Machinery, a subsidiary of Germany-based, $4.6-billion CLAAS, expects its forage harvesters, designed to create a stock of silage (or animal feed), to help improve the quality and ...