Mähdrescher New Holland CR11 - Presse & Traktor, Radlader Getreideernte & Strohernte Landwirtschaft

New Holland Creator Day 2024 with the new CR11 combine harvester, gold medalist at the AGRITECHNICA INNOVATION AWARD 2023, and the CR 7.90 combine harvester. Participating were a Horsch loader wagon with a New Holland T7, a PRO-BELT 165 round baler, a New Holland T7.340 HD tractor with a BigBaler 1290 HD large square baler, and a W170D long-reach wheel loader with a Meijer Holland straw bale grapple. The heart of the CR11 is a Cursor C16 engine with 775 hp. With its 15.2 m MacDon header, 20,000 l grain tank, and 210 liters/second unloading capacity, it is probably the largest combine harvester currently on the market. A "word around" about the CR11 with detailed explanations has already been published; see the video suggestions in the credits. The New Holland Creator Days took place on the agricultural land of Gutshof Taentzler, Hecklingen. For more tractor videos, see the "Tractors in Germany" playlist. Farmers Harvesting machines, such as combine harvesters, large combine harvesters during grain harvesting, beet harvesters during beet harvesting, corn harvesters chopping corn, and forage harvesters in use, each have their own playlist at AgrarBlick. Tractor brands and manufacturers: e.g., Fendt, John Deere, Kubota, New Holland, Claas, Massey Ferguson, Case, Deutz Fahr, Valtra, Ford, Styer, JCB, and many more. Proof of evidence for the rise (general promotion approval) of unmanned aerial systems is available More tractors videos look at playlist "tractors in Germany". Harvesting machines such as combine harvesters, beet harvesters harvesting beets and maize shredders for maize or forage harvesters do all have their own playlists at "AgrarBlick". For more photos of the team look at Facebook or Instagram "AgrarBlick". Harvesters - Special machines in agriculture today. Germany - Vehicles and machinery in German agriculture - Transformers of agriculture 联合收割机, комбайн Джон Дир, moissonneuse-batteuse récolte de céréales, MOISSON © AgrarBlick