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I would like to read more about the fuel efficiency of the T4a tractors when the official Nebraska tests are completed. I’m also looking forward to updates on the new GPS technologies coming.
We’re waiting patiently for the official Nebraska test results too!
How and what CAse IH is doing with FFA.
Case IH is pleased to continue its long-standing support of the National FFA Foundation by donating a new, one-of-a-kind Case skid steer nicknamed, “Red Power,” to be auctioned off later next year to benefit the National FFA Foundation. You can learm more about it here: http://www.caseih.com/en_us/PressRoom/News/Pages/2011-10-19_Case_IH_Supports_National_FFA_With_Skid_Steer_Donation.aspx
I would like to see Case’s reaction to article done on Yahoo which stated that agriculture is the number one most useless college degree. http://education.yahoo.net/articles/most_useless_degrees.htm
We are aware of the story, and we’ve been tracking the discussion in numerous ag forums. As you are probably aware, Case IH employs a significant number of people holding Agriculture, Animal Science and Horticulture degrees and have positive working relationships with many universities offering those and other agriculture-related degrees.
I wan´t to know more about corn cob harvest.
With the increasing price of new and used equipment what are some financial products Case IH offers for beginning farmers to purchase equipment with little to nothing for up front payments?
Check with CNH Capital for information on flexible loan and lease programs.