New Holland tractors production - Factories tour
New Holland (or New Holland Machine Company) is a multinational brand of agricultural machinery by CNH Industrial Company.
In Europe
There are 12 plants of New Holland in Europe:
Turin, Italy: is the global headquarters of New Holland and also the regional headquarters of New Holland in Europe.
Antwerp, Belgium: produces farming components. This plant is also the manufacturing center for the New Holland T5 Auto Command CVT.
Basildon, UK: produces medium and high horsepower tractors. This plant is also the place where famous T7 tractors are made.
Coex, France: is the center of excellence and the manufacturing center for grape harvesters (including the famous BRAUD grape harvesters).
Croix, France: produces farm machine components, including the Horizon Cab.
Jesi, Italy: produces specialty and low horsepower tractors.
Lecce, Italy: produces telehandlers.
Moderna, Italy: produces farm machine components
Plock, Poland: produces combines, headers, and round balers.
Zedelgem, Belgium: is the center of excellence and the flagship center for harvesting products (including the CR Series of Tier 4B Twin Rotor combines, the FR forage harvesters, CX conventional combines, and the BigBaler Series of large square balers).
Lugano, Switzerland: is the regional headquarters for the international market.
Ankara, Turkey: produces tractors for the international market. This plant has produced over 600,000 tractors. Besides, it is also a joint venture of New Holland.
In North America
There are 7 plants of New Holland in North America:
New Holland, Pennsylvania: is the birthplace of the New Holland brand since 1895 and the regional headquarters for North America. This plant is also the center of excellence for hay and forage applications.
Fargo, North Dakota: produces articulated tractors. This plant is also the home of the 670 HP T9 Series tractors.
Grand Island, Nebraska: produces harvesting machines. This plant has been the home of the Twin Rotor technology for more than 35 years, and the CR combine tractor series.
Racine, Wisconsin: produces high horsepower tractors. This plant is also the home of T8 Series tractors and components.
Wichita, Kansas: produces skid-steer loaders and compact track loaders.
Saskatoon, Canada: produces heavy-duty planting and seeding equipment.
Queretaro, Mexico: produces tractors and components. This plant also works as a joint venture.
In South America
There are 4 plants of New Holland in South America:
Curitiba, Brazil: is the center of excellence for tractors and acts as the regional headquarters of the Latin America area. This plant produces tractors (including the New Holland T8 tractors) and harvesting equipment for the Latin American market.
Cordoba, Argentina: produces CR combine tractors and specialty tractors for the Argentina market.
Sorocaba, Brazil: produces CR combines for the Latin America market.
Piracicaba, Brazil: produces Defensor sprayers for the Latin America market.
LS Mtron’s Wanju-gun factory in South Korea supplies latest-generation Boomer compact tractors.