The 700 Hp Agricultural 'Monster' Created in Brazil That Harvested 481 Tons of Soybean in Just 8 Hours; Meet New Holland's Machine

The 700 Hp Agricultural ‘Monster’ Created in Brazil That Harvested 481 Tons of Soybean in Just 8 Hours; Meet New Holland’s Machine

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 23/05/2025 at 17:44

Updated on 23/05/2025 at 18:21

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Discover How the Revolutionary Technology of Brazilian Combines Is Breaking Productivity Records, Combining Extreme Power and Artificial Intelligence to Transform Work in the Field in an Unprecedented and Surprising Way, without Precedents in the National Agribusiness.

In March 2025, the farmer Ricardo Basso, from Luís Eduardo Magalhães (BA), set a new national record by harvesting 481.2 tons of soybeans in just 8 hours using the New Holland CR10.90 IntelliSense combine.

The machine, with a maximum power of 700 hp, operated on an area of 131 hectares, achieving an average productivity of 61.2 sacks per hectare and losses of only 0.1%.

Brazilian 700 hp combine breaks record by harvesting 481 tons of soybeans in 8 hours, with cutting-edge technology and artificial intelligence.

Cutting-Edge Technology Boosts Productivity

The CR10.90 IntelliSense is equipped with the IntelliSense artificial intelligence system, which automatically adjusts the machine to ensure maximum performance, minimal losses, and high grain quality.

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Design and Comfort for the Operator

The new CR line features the Natural Flow design, with undulations on the sides of the machines, which contribute to a more efficient flow of the harvested material.

The cabin has been designed to provide an ergonomic and safe experience, with centralized controls, an intuitive console, and the IntelliView 12 monitor, providing total control of the operation.

Defender 4000 Sprayer: Innovation in Application

During AgroBrasília 2025, New Holland also presented the Defender 4000 sprayer, which allows for maximum application quality from the first to the last hectare.

The equipment features intelligent refilling, controlled by the Smart Fill monitor, and the IntelliSpray II system, which allows for control and section cut nozzle by nozzle, reducing waste and optimizing the application of crop protection products.

Commitment to Innovation and the Brazilian Agribusiness

New Holland celebrates, in 2025, 50 years of the introduction of combines equipped with dual rotor technology, which ensures efficient separation between pod and grain, resulting in excellent quality grains and less mechanical damage.

With the renewal of the CR line and the launch of equipment such as the Defender 4000, the company reinforces its commitment to innovation and the development of Brazilian agribusiness, offering solutions for producers of all sizes.

Do You Believe That Technology Will Continue to Transform Brazilian Agriculture in the Coming Years? Share Your Opinion in the Comments!

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Eu acredito que ó Brasil tem tudo para dar certo com uma colheitadeira desta tem tudo para melhorar

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The 700 Hp Agricultural ‘Monster’ Created in Brazil That Harvested 481 Tons of Soybean in Just 8 Hours; Meet New Holland’s Machine

Discover How the Revolutionary Technology of Brazilian Combines Is Breaking Productivity Records, Combining Extreme Power and Artificial Intelligence to Transform Work in the Field in an Unprecedented and Surprising Way, without Precedents in the National Agribusiness.

Cutting-Edge Technology Boosts Productivity

Design and Comfort for the Operator

Defender 4000 Sprayer: Innovation in Application

Commitment to Innovation and the Brazilian Agribusiness

Do You Believe That Technology Will Continue to Transform Brazilian Agriculture in the Coming Years? Share Your Opinion in the Comments!

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The 700 Hp Agricultural ‘Monster’ Created in Brazil That Harvested 481 Tons of Soybean in Just 8 Hours; Meet New Holland’s Machine

Discover How the Revolutionary Technology of Brazilian Combines Is Breaking Productivity Records, Combining Extreme Power and Artificial Intelligence to Transform Work in the Field in an Unprecedented and Surprising Way, without Precedents in the National Agribusiness.

Cutting-Edge Technology Boosts Productivity

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