One year after the international launch of the Claas connect, Claas is further expanding the digital networking of machines ...

In-field analysis of maize crop processing in a matter of minutes is a new feature that enables forage harvesting contractors operating Claas Jaguar choppers to consistently and accurately meet ...

Claas unveiled its new line of Jaguar forage harvesters at an event in Visalia, California, deep in the heart of the state’s ...

German machinery maker Claas has been hard at work adding a host of new features to its two biggest Jaguar self-propelled forage harvesters. Most of the tweaks have been aimed at increasing output and ...

In celebration of 50 years of its iconic JAGUAR forage harvester, CLAAS of America, Omaha, Nebraska, has introduced special equipment packages on various models. While all 2024 JAGUAR forage ...

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When genAG fires up a new machine, it’s never just about the iron, it’s about the people behind it. That spirit was on full ...

CLAAS continues to demonstrate its commitment to North American farmers with new dealer locations and investment in its Omaha headquarters. Dealers on the Move is brought to you by Pinion.

Product manager Luke Wheeler said the new hydraulic pre-compression with intelligent control was designed for consistently high chop quality. “The two rear springs of the pre-compression rollers in ...

Claas’s Jaguar 980 produces 884hp (670kW) with its massive 24-litre, V12 MAN engine to make it the brand’s highest producer of grunt (Krone’s Big X hits 1100hp/820kW) and there’s good reason for it. A ...

Forage harvesting lays the foundation for a successful subsequent harvest. The aim of any farmer is to create maximum quality at minimum cost. By using the latest powerful technologies, CLAAS can ...

CLAAS Agricultural Machinery, a subsidiary of Germany-based, $4.6-billion CLAAS, expects its forage harvesters, designed to create a stock of silage (or animal feed), to help improve the quality and ...