Farmers can now manage their harvest operations with ease and efficiency, thanks to New Holland’s new combine technology that simplifies data management and delivers real-time results in the field
New Holland is rolling out its next generation CR combines for the 2025 harvest, which are set to maximise output, minimise grain loss and address operational economics in a platform that features the next generation of harvesting technology.
The focus is on empowering users to make more informed and quicker data-driven decisions, so farmers can get the most out of every grain.
New Holland’s ANZ head of precision technology Jeremy Duniam says farmers can manage their entire harvest operation in real time, make adjustments on the go, and see exactly how efficiently their machines are working—all in the FieldOps platform.
“We’ve completely redesigned the system in the cab, with new wiring, new sensors, and all CNH-designed components,” he says.
“This supports the new IntelliView 12 display, which is a 12-inch wide, high processing power touchscreen that gives farmers a modern, easy-to-use way to control the machine and manage their data.
“IntelliView works hand in hand with IntelliSense, the automation system inside the combine that optimises how the machine runs, like adjusting speed and throughput.
“FieldOps then takes the machine and yield data from IntelliSense, sending it to the cloud so farmers can view and manage the results in real time from their devices.
“With FieldOps, farmers can oversee and manage their entire fleet in real time from a phone or iPad, giving them full control and visibility, no matter where they are.”
Duniam says lifetime connectivity to FieldOps is included with the next generation CR combines, so farmers don’t have to pay any ongoing subscription costs.
“Adding a new combine also gives lifetime connectivity to all CNH machines in the account, removing that barrier and making it easier for farmers to use the technology,” he says.
New Holland is also offering the IntelliView Four Plus screen for legacy machines, so farmers with older equipment can upgrade to a faster, more modern interface and better data handling across their whole fleet.
New Holland ANZ product and portfolio manager for crop harvesting Marc Smith says FieldOps provides farmers with a much stronger, reliable platform to utilise valuable harvest data.
“With FieldOps, farmers use their yield and protein data to help shape next year’s seeding prescription,” he says.
“That’s the beauty of gathering all this data and then being able to put it into a meaningful layout.
“Farmers can then make informed decisions, whether it’s making life easier, making more money, or making their operation more efficient.”
