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The new FieldOps™ Mobile and Web application, Connectivity Included and expanded API partnerships will allow farmers to easily manage their fleets and access actionable data from anywhere.

Case IH believes precision tech must be rooted in providing actionable data and impactful solutions that make farming easier, more efficient and profitable. That’s why Case IH is launching a series of technology initiatives that put the farmer user-experience at the forefront. The all-new FieldOps™ mobile and web application redefines the way farmers connect, view and manage their operations with an expanded API integration. Lastly, Case IH is announcing Connectivity Included, which eliminates subscriptions on selected new machines, and simplifies the process of customizing technology needs.

FieldOps seamlessly connects and integrates agronomic insights and machine performance data, providing farmers with a comprehensive, real-time* overview of their operations, no matter the brand makeup of their fleet. Redesigned with special attention to streamlining the user experience, FieldOps makes it easy to access agronomic and machine data from anywhere.

“Launching FieldOps gave us the opportunity to fulfill the three main needs farmers have with connectivity and precision tech: interoperability, ease of use, and real-time data transfer,” said Marco Lombardi, Head of Case IH and STEYR brands EMEA. The all-new Case IH FieldOps web and mobile app is available now for download in the App Store and Google Play Store.

Key features available with Case IH FieldOps:

Remote Display View allows farmers to see all parts of the in-cab screen: operators can be guided from a distance and achieve minimum downtime and maximum productivity through this quick and targeted assistance.

Continuously updated machine location for real-time* updates and directions.

Farmers can customize their view based on what’s important to them: set notifications, alarms and adjust settings for each machine, create machine parameter favourites by machine or machine type.

Enable dark or light mode for preferred user experience regardless of time of day.

Integrates with CNH brands and third parties.

FieldOps offers a consistent, user-friendly interface across mobile devices and web browsers, ensuring ease of use for farmers on the go. FieldOps is purposefully designed to incorporate all Case IH data and information into one platform for easy access with one log-in.

Farmers can monitor crop health, growth stages, and field conditions to make informed agronomic decisions. Furthermore, FieldOps integrates with Case IH equipment and third-party systems to streamline data collection and analysis, providing a holistic view of farm operations, no matter the fleet makeup. Farmers can track machinery usage, fuel consumption, and performance with continuous updates, ensuring optimal operational efficiency, labor management and maintenance scheduling.

Case IH Expands API Partnerships to Remove Data Integration Barriers

As the digital landscape continues to evolve, Case IH recognizes how critical it is for farmers to have seamless integration and access to their various data platforms. Case IH is expanding its API partnerships, which globally totals more than 40 as of June 2024. This gives Case IH customers easier access to their agronomic and operational data, eliminates hurdles navigating within digital platforms, and ultimately, increases farmer productivity.

The new FieldOps™ Mobile and Web application,

Agrotech, Company News, Digital Technologies, Farm Mechanisation, Machinery - Pre-harvesting, Machinery – Post-harvesting, World

The Case IH FieldOps mobile and web app is currently in its final stages of development and testing, with a full release expected later in the year.

Case IH is unveiling the FieldOps app, a new all-in-one mobile and web solution purposefully designed for farmers to connect, view and manage their operation.  FieldOps provides real-time access to agronomic, machine, and operational data, connecting farmers to their machines, fields, teams and partners and empowering them with actionable insights.

The new FieldOps app comes at a critical time with the exponential growth of connected machines. Driven by the digitization of agriculture, connected machines allow farmers to access vehicles through the cloud to drive more profitable and productive operations. These also allow dealers additional access to better service machines, minimizing downtime and maximizing operational efficiency.  The Case IH FieldOps mobile and web app is currently in its final stages of development and testing, with a full release expected later in the year.

There is still, however, severe limitations for those in remote areas of the globe in connecting their machines and operations. Without a mature cellular or terrestrial network for these remote operators to utilize, their options for digitization and connected fleets are significantly restricted. 

Case IH has taken a significant step in enhancing connectivity options for operators worldwide. Through a strategic collaboration with Intelsat, a renowned leader in satellite communications for over 60 years, Case IH is ensuring that operators, regardless of their location, can fully utilize the functionalities of Case IH FieldOps with consistent and reliable internet access.

“At Case IH, we prioritise the seamless integration of precision technology for our customers,” said Marco Lombardi, head of Case IH EMEA. “With Case IH FieldOps, we have created a centralised digital platform that simplifies access to data, enabling operators to make data-driven decisions, ultimately driving operational success.”

“Case IH FieldOps was developed by farmers, for farmers,” added Lombardi. “We worked directly with customers, incorporated their feedback, and developed streamlined processes that make sense for them and the way they work. The resulting platform is intuitive and easy-to-use from beginning to end.”  

The Case IH FieldOps mobile and web

Company News, Farm Mechanisation, Machinery - Pre-harvesting, Machinery – Post-harvesting, World

Award winning designs includes CNH’s flagship products and world first electric tractors with autonomous features.

Product designs from CNH’s global agriculture brands Case IH and New Holland have been honored with four Good Design Awards. Winners of this renowned global prize for design excellence are determined by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design and Metropolitan Arts Press Ltd. This edition saw submissions received from over 55 countries.

“Our CNH Design Team is always thrilled to be recognized by the Good Design Awards. The unique talents within this global team are on full display in these designs which include our brands’ flagship products and world first electric tractors with autonomous features,” said David Wilkie, Head of Design at CNH.

Our Winners

The Case IH Farmall 75C Electric is the brand’s first fully electric tractor. The electrification of the iconic Farmall model gave the CNH Design team an opportunity to reimagine it with a brand-new design that evokes its powerful, diesel-equivalent performance and ability to tackle agriculture’s toughest jobs.

The Case IH Quadtrac 715 – the world’s most powerful tractor – sports a new signature look that suggests its vast technological and performance capabilities, which work in unison to deliver customers greatly increased productivity.

The New Holland CR11 is the brand’s next-generation flagship combine. It integrates world-class iron with AI and machine learning to automate tasks and optimize all aspects of harvesting, from maximizing crop value to minimizing fuel usage. It showcases a new design and style for the brand, developed through close collaboration between the CNH Design, Engineering, Product and Brand Marketing teams. The result is iconic: a refreshed design that is stylish yet timeless. The flow of the harvest is underlined on the exterior body panels by the flowing blue line that runs across the combine, highlighting the various functions of the machine.

Award winning designs includes CNH’s flagship products

Agrotech, Company News, Machinery – Post-harvesting, Sugar industry

  The brand will train 300 operators under this program to benefit farmers with an understanding to get optimal outcome for sugarcane farming

Case IH, a brand of CNH Industrial and a global leader in agriculture equipment has announces a new CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) initiative the “Unnat Kaushal-Sugarcane Harvester Operator Training.” The program has been introduced in collaboration with Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) in Baramati, Maharashtra for sugarcane harvester operators from all over India. The project aims to encourage sustainable sugarcane farming by training sugarcane farmers on the optimal use of harvesting equipment to improve overall efficiency and maximize machine uptime.

The initial batch had 150 farmers from villages of Baramati, Kolhapur, Satara and Sangli District. The five-day training program is set to educate 300 operators between 18 and 35 years of age with minimum education qualification. The program is geared towards providing them with employability skills and bridging the gap for skilled work force in the industry.

Sandeep Gupta, Agriculture India Sales and Development Leader, CNH Industrial said, “At CNH Industrial, we are committed in making a positive impact in the agricultural industry. With the Unnat Kaushal program, we aim to equip the sugarcane harvester operators with the necessary skills and knowledge. This initiative will enable the farmers to operate the equipment efficiently leading to increased productivity, minimized costs, and ultimately, a sustainable farming system. We hope to impact many more farmers in the region through this initiative.”

The program is a part of company’s constant endeavours to educate farmers and operators, especially in the rural regions of India. Last year, as a part of their various CSR initiatives, the company has trained 600 farmers in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh on topics such as financial literacy, farm mechanization, biomass management and State agricultural subsidies.

Case IH has been a global pioneer in mechanical sugarcane harvesting for nearly 80 years. The Austoft 4010 Maxx, available in India, is engineered for better cutting quality and improved productivity, with its lightweight and compact design providing sugarcane producers with more flexibility to harvest under various field conditions.

  The brand will train 300 operators

Agrotech, Finance

The brand is the driving force behind the initiative to bring 4G infrastructure to the region and has provided financial investment

Case IH, a global agricultural machinery brand of CNH Industrial has selected Água Boa, a region renowned for its high agricultural productivity, as the location for its Connected Farm project. The brand is the driving force behind the initiative to bring 4G infrastructure to the region and has provided financial investment, worked with telecommunications provider TIM Brazil, and forged links within the local community to bring the project to fruition.

“Case IH is recognised as the brand of choice for technology-oriented farmers. It has been instrumental in introducing cutting edge technologies to Brazilian farmers,” said Vilmar Fistarol, President Latin America, CNH Industrial. “The Connected Farm shows how the brand is leading the Brazilian digital agriculture revolution.”

This Connected Farm aims to demonstrate how rural connectivity increases in-field productivity, even in an already highly productive region. A 4G internet connection installed at the farm enables the entire operation, and its machines, to report data and be monitored by the new AFS (Case IH’s precision farming package) Connect Center, based at the Case IH Sorocaba Plant in the state of São Paulo.

Connectivity provides the farmer with a wealth of benefits including increased productivity, reduced water consumption, efficient logistics, machine uptime information, and more efficient inventory management. The financial benefits include an increased return on investment and optimisation of overall and specific input costs.

In addition to showcasing the Connected Farm project, the video contains interviews with members of the Água Boa community. These interviews give an insight into how the local population is keen to embrace new technologies in the workplace, schools and the public health sector, which are made more accessible by the new connectivity infrastructure.

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