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The new Magnum Model Year 2025 is a great step forward in flexible, powerful farm equipment. But we know it’s also more than that: the new Magnum’s groundbreaking fusion of tech and iron is the continuation of one of the most powerful and recognizable legacies in farming, and our customer-driven design process ensures that will always be the case. Chris Dempsey, our Global Director of Product Management and Product Marketing, understands what #Magnum means to American farmers on a personal and professional level, which is why he’s the perfect person to help preserve that heritage and push it into the future. Take a listen to Chris’s conversation with Tim Hammerich’s Future of Agriculture podcast to learn more about why Magnum matters so much, where we’re headed, and why we can’t wait to get there.

The International Harvester Titan 10-20, produced from 1915 to 1922, was a popular and versatile tractor known for its simple design. This workhorse, with its two-cylinder kerosene engine, thermo-syphon cooling, and two-speed transmission, weighed over 2 tons and delivered 10 horsepower at the drawbar and 20 at the belt pulley. Manufactured in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the Titan was also imported into Australia. The “Titan” name, inspired by the giants of Greek mythology, reflected the tractor’s size and strength, qualities that were becoming synonymous with International Harvester and are still part of #CaseIH DNA. #Innovation #Agriculture #Heritage

When we say we’re Built By Farmers, we mean that everything we do is designed to meet farmers' needs, challenges and goals. To achieve that, we’ve built a full, comprehensive approach to make sure we truly understand what really matters to our customers. At the heart of that system is our Customer Insights and Applications Manager, Dan Klein. Dan sat down with the Future of Agriculture podcast to share more about how in-depth research and his own farming experience shape the insights that guide our design. Dive in to learn more about how Dan helps make sure we are always Built by Farmers. Listen here: https://ow.ly/KcB950UT4Bo

Vintage Vibe Alert! Did you know that in 1950, International Harvester painted some of their tractors WHITE?! To celebrate the mid-century year, they wanted to catch farmers’ eyes with a unique look. They were used as demonstrators and show models, and once sold, were repainted the classic red. ?? A groundbreaking marketing idea back then, and we’re still pushing boundaries in every aspect of agricultural machinery today. #InternationalHarvester #VintageTractors

We’re working every day to push toward the newest possibilities in agricultural equipment. And no one at Case IH is more focused on those possibilities than CNH's global product & portfolio management lead for large and compact tractors, Joe Miller. So it only makes sense that Joe sat down with the influential Future of Agriculture podcast to share more about our CDPD design philosophy, the farmer-based insights that drive it, and how they’ve intertwined to help us develop the groundbreaking Model Year '25 Magnum. So take a listen to learn more about where we think the future of ag is headed. And stay tuned for more exciting conversations to come. #DigitalAgriculture #BuiltByFarmers https://ow.ly/st9U50UGbXe

We are proud to have received seven prestigious AE50 2025 awards from the ASABE - American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, celebrating our commitment to purposeful innovation that creates real value for farmers. From our groundbreaking Axial-Flow 260 Series Combines to the innovative Steiger Quadtrac Heavy-Duty Suspension, from automated productivity management in our Magnum tractors to advanced grain-saving technology in our C500 corn heads, each awarded solution demonstrates our focus on technology that serves a clear purpose: maximizing productivity while simplifying operations. These awards aren't just about innovation — they're about #innovation with purpose. Find out more here: https://ow.ly/cTgu50UCEri #CaseIH #Agriculture #FarmingTechnology #AE50Awards #PurposefulTechnology

In 1954, International Harvester revolutionized tractors with the #TorqueAmplifier (TA). This technology allowed farmers to shift gears on-the-go, under load, without clutching! For 70 years, the TA has been a symbol of innovation in agriculture. Its ability to boost torque and efficiency transformed farming practices, leaving a lasting legacy on transmission design. At Case IH we celebrate this milestone and are inspired by the spirit of the TA. We continue to push the boundaries of agricultural technology, developing solutions that empower farmers and enhance productivity. #TractorTechnology #AgriculturalInnovation #LegacyOfInnovation

Today, on Jerome Increase Case's birthday, we celebrate the visionary who laid the foundations of our company's enduring legacy. At just 21, Jerome transformed a small Wisconsin (US) repair shop into a global agricultural powerhouse, driven by two guiding principles: create innovative machines and make them accessible to all farmers. His groundbreaking 1869 'Eclipse' thresher exemplified this approach, boosting productivity while reducing labor needs - an early milestone in our pursuit of technology that empowers producers. This farmer-first mindset has remained at the heart of Case IH. Just as Jerome worked alongside farmers, we continue developing #PrecisionTechnology and digital solutions that address the evolving needs of professional producers. Jerome's pioneering spirit lives on in everything we do. #JeromeCase #CaseIH #AgriculturePioneer

Every successful harvest starts with healthy soil. It's where 95% of our food comes from and where farmers' dedication meets results. This #WorldSoilDay, we celebrate those who champion this vital truth for a thriving future. At Case IH, we walk alongside professional producers, engineering purposeful solutions that protect and enhance soil productivity. Because tomorrow's harvest begins with today's soil stewardship. #SoilHealth #SustainableFarming #DigitalAgriculture

Did you know the Case Threshing Machine Company, famous for farm equipment, also made cars from 1910 to 1927? From the beginning, #Case built race cars, competing in the first #Indianapolis500 in 1911 and successfully in dirt track racing. A couple featured imported engines and chassis from Fiat including the best-known racing car, the Jay Eye See. The Case Motor company also built Luxury touring cars, sedans, limousines, coupes, and roadsters in 4cyl and 6cyl editions, sold through the #Case dealer network and distributors. A total production of 27,000 cars manufactured in Racine, WI, USA, in 14 different models till the division was discounted in 1927. About 100 can be found today, including 2 in the Case IH Heritage collection. Case cars remain a rare and fascinating piece of #AutomotiveHistory, a testament to our company's enduring commitment to #quality and #innovation. #Heritage #CaseIH #CarHistory