Special Projects

In partnership with Italian Barolo wine producer Fontanafredda, New Holland and FPT Industrial are testing a new biomethane tractor derived from a standard New Holland TK model.

New Holland partnered with E. & J. Gallo Winery, the largest family-owned winery in the world, and a loyal customer of New Holland specialty tractors. They worked together for this pilot project, testing NHDrive autonomous technology applied to T4.110F vineyard tractors.

New Holland revealed the latest development in the vision for the sustainable future of farming in 2017. This methane-powered concept tractor that reimagines the design of this machine and reveals a connected future.

At the 2016 Farm Progress Show (United States), New Holland unveiled the NHDrive concept autonomous tractor. This driverless machine can perform a wide range of farming tasks day and night.

In 2011, New Holland presented the first NH²™ hydrogen-powered tractor ready to go into service on a farm.

New Holland's first generation NH²™ Hydrogen tractor made its debut at Agritechnica in 2009.

The New Holland importer and distributor in Japan, HFT, celebrated 50 years of continuous operation in 2020. To mark this important milestone, New Holland developed a very special tractor.

As the son of a farmer, one of Henry Ford’s career ambitions was to use his automotive experience to make farming easier. His creation, the Fordson F, became the world's first mass-produced tractor. This innovation changed farming forever.

New Holland yet again revolutionized the agriculture industry with its first self-propelled windrower.

The history of self-propelled forage harvesters began in 1961. New Holland made a daring and futuristic move for the time by transforming its famous pull-type forage harvester into a unit with its own engine and controls.

New Holland launched the Boomer 8N tractor with a distinctive styling inspired by the iconic 8N. Sporting a red chassis, grey hood and fenders to give it the look and feel of the original 8N, the new model broke away from New Holland’s now-legendary blue livery.

A limited edition machine was created to celebrate 20 years of the Braud Saphir range and 14.000 machines produced at the Coex plant.

In November 2008, New Holland celebrated the sale of its 700,000^th small square baler to a local Lancaster County farmer.

New Holland presented Pope Benedict XVI with the keys to a special tractor in 2007, which was donated to the Pontiff.