New Holland debuts new gear at FarmFest

New Holland is showcasing its brand new TT3.50 tractor and Pro-Belt Round Baler along with its Precision Land Management (PLM) Simulator at this year’s FarmFest Field Days in Toowoomba (QLD) that is running from June 7 to 9.

The TT3.50 has been designed to fill a gap in the Australian utility market, and combines the best features of its compact tractor range in one unit, according to New Holland.

It has been trialled globally and features modifications to the engine, front end loader capacity and materials to make it unique for the Australian customer.

New Holland’s Pro-Belt Round Baler has been designed based on the feedback of New Holland customers across the world and is the brand’s newest premium round baler.

It is simple in design, running less chains and rollers than its existing roll belt balers, meaning reduced maintenance and less that can go wrong.

 The Pro-Belt baler features a variable chamber offering a 165cm and 190cm maximum bale size configuration. It will be available in both a rotor feeder version and 25 knife rotor cutter version.

In addition, visitors will also be able to experience New Holland’s innovative PLMi technology first-hand through the PLM Simulator.

The PLMi technology, available in New Holland’s high horsepower T8 and T9 tractor ranges, enables farmers to make informed agronomic decisions to improve their farming operations. The technology provides farmers with real-time remote data display, real-time servicing reports and remote software update capabilities.

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New Holland North Queensland Sales Manager, Damian Wirth, said FarmFest has continued to grow and is critical to the region.

“FarmFest gives New Holland an opportunity to showcase products to the agricultural community in the region. With no field days during COVID, customers have come back in high numbers, proving that they look forward to seeing what products are available to improve their farming businesses,” he said.

Wirth added it was important for New Holland to showcase hay equipment at FarmFest, which is vital for the farming operations in the Toowoomba region.

“Being able to showcase the PLM technology connecting farmers to their data is exciting. Our farmers are continually looking for ways to improve on-farm efficiencies and we’re pleased to be able to deliver a solution.”

Visitors to FarmFest can find New Holland at site O-P/05-09.

In addition to the above items, New Holland will also showcase a range of existing and best-selling products at its site at the field days including the T5.95 and T8 tractors; PR0420 and PR0450 rakes; Big Baler HD 1290 square baler and CR9.90 combine harvester.

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