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Claas Jaguar 900 gets automatic pickup speed adjustment
Claas has updated the automatic pick-up speed adjustment system on its flagship 900-series forage harvesters, so that it can better adapt to changing conditions. Previously, the optional add-on purely matched reel speed to the ground speed of the forager to give more efficient raking and reduce losses. However, when travelling at more than 5kph, the enhanced version also matches the intake auger speed for more consistent crop flow.
High expectations from the Union Budget 2023: Mrityunjaya Singh, Managing Director of CLAAS India
Given that the budget has been increasing year over year, the agriculture sector has high expectations for the upcoming budget 2023–24. This will attract the necessary investments in the agricultural sector and support farmers through many centrally funded programs of the Indian government. Mrityunjaya Singh, Managing Director, CLAAS India Pvt Ltd shares his expectations from Union Budget 2023-24.
Union Budget 2023-24: Wishlist across the sectors
Nirmala Sitharaman, the finance minister, will present the Union Budget for 2023–24 in the Lok Sabha on February 1 where a variety of expectations from various industries are expected to be addressed. While attempting to strengthen the financial system, this budget is expected to place a significant emphasis on long-term growth. This budget’s priorities will likely be infrastructure development, empowerment, digitalization, and incentivizing new-age production through PLI programmes. Other areas of focus include energy, healthcare and pharma, specialty chemicals, technology, and manufacturing. What are the pre-budget predictions for the different sectors?
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Zee News– Online
The Union Budget 2023–2024 will be presented in Parliament on February 1, 2023, by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. While many expectations are placed on the next Union Budget 2023, it will be the final full-year budget from the PM Narendra Modi-led administration as it is going to Lok Sabha Polls next year.
There are a lot of expectations from the Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and the industry is anxiously awaiting news on whether the fifth-largest economy will continue to drive economic growth on a global scale.
Light emerging at the end of the supply chain tunnel, says CLAAS VP
Real Agriculture – Online
There has been significant discussion surrounding supply chain challenges and manufacturing over the last two years. While labour shortages are ongoing, there might be a light emerging at the end of the tunnel when it comes to logistics, says an executive with a global farm equipment maker. Eric Raby, senior vice president of CLAAS of Americas, joined RealAgriculture’s Kelvin Heppner at Ag in Motion to discuss where CLAAS is at when it comes to supply chain issues. It will take some time for the company to come out of some inconsistencies in supply, says Raby. From their perspective of costs, he says they’ve done a fairly good job of maintaining costs this year – especially …
CLAAS invests in robotic start-up
Agri-View – Online
German agricultural-machinery manufacturer CLAAS has invested in a Dutch robotic start-up company to step into the autonomous-tractor market. The company has entered into a cooperative venture with AgXeed BV to acquire a minority shareholding in its international-funding round as a mark of their commitment. CLAAS recognizes the farming industry must further increase productivity in the decades ahead to meet the needs of a growing global population. But with the number of people employed in the industry continuing to decline, and skilled labor increasingly difficult to find, robotic machines can help alleviate those challenges in the future, according to the company. The agricultural-machinery industry has created various solutions to address those problems, ranging from operator-assistance and machine-optimization …
Claas intensifies involvement with Dutch robot manufacturer
The Farmers Journal – Online
Claas has increased its involvement with AgXeed BV, having initially acquired a minority shareholding of the Dutch start-up robot manufacturer over a year ago. This news comes as Amazone announced that it has also become a partner of the start-up company, AgXeed. With the follow-up investment, Claas says it secures further access to innovative technologies for autonomous agricultural machines. In addition, a first distribution and service cooperation has been initiated with Claas Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH (CLAAS Distribution) based in Herzebrock-Clarholz, Germany. Following this, from Summer 2022 selected Claas dealers in Germany and Switzerland will become distribution and service partners of AgXeed. Alongside the sale of AgBots, rental models will also be available for customers to …
The CLAAS Culture
Times Of Agriculture – E-magazine (Pages 48-50)
Agriculture is one of the most important contributors to the GDP of the country and continues to be the backbone of the country. With the changing times, the practices associated with agriculture have seen reforms but not to the extent where it should be. The pandemic shed light on the opportunities in the field of agriculture especially pertaining to the visible dimension that agricultural machinery can open up in times of labour shortage. The benefits don’t stop at this, but sometimes remain in the shadows of economic plausibility. A deeper delve into the ROI from these equipment is a revelation of the profits that can be reaped from this approach. Some factors …
CLAAS India launches next gen CROP TIGER TERRA TRAC combine harvester
CLAAS India, a 100 percent subsidiary of German agri-machinery conglomerate CLAAS KGaA, virtually launched the next generation of CROP TIGER TERRA TRAC combine harvester. With its high standards of performance and durability, CROP TIGER has built up a faithful fan following in several overseas markets. Moreover, CLAAS India recently celebrated the sales milestone of crossing 10,000 CROP TIGER harvesters.
Launching the machine, Cathrina Claas-Muehlhaeuser, the chairwoman of CLAAS Shareholders Committee, said, “CROP TIGER has been a success story for CLAAS in India, based on strong fundamentals of German engineering and local adaptation. The next generation of CROP TIGER TERRA TRAC is loaded with many new features that offer enhanced durability, performance and operator comfort.”
CLAAS India launches next gen of CROP TIGER TERRA TRAC
In a trailblasing moment, CLAAS India, a 100 percent subsidiary of German agri-machinery conglomerate CLAAS KGaA, virtually launched the next generation of CROP TIGER TERRA TRAC combine harvester. With its high standards of performance and durability, CROP TIGER has built up a faithful fan following in several overseas markets. Moreover, CLAAS India recently celebrated the sales milestone of crossing 10,000 CROP TIGER harvesters.
Launching the machine, Cathrina Claas-Muehlhaeuser, the chairwoman of CLAAS Shareholders Committee, said, “CROP TIGER has been a success story for CLAAS in India, based on strong fundamentals of German engineering and local adaptation. The next generation of CROP TIGER TERRA TRAC is loaded with many new features that offer enhanced durability, performance and operator comfort.”