Stories.

Chad Brenner’s first season with the highest-horsepower CLAAS forage harvester.

CLAAS JAGUAR 1200 breaks the World Record in Texas – throughput, chop quality and efficiency in continuous operation for 12hrs nonstop.

I Make America was founded to make the voices of the 2.3 million men and women of the equipment manufacturing industry heard by the lawmakers who represent them.

Johann Rieve needs machines which can cope well with the extreme weather conditions on his farm on the Baltic coast in Germany. So, the farmer from Prohn in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania relies on two high-throughput LEXION combines.

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CLAAS operates more than ten production plants worldwide—all united by a passion for agriculture. If it has the CLAAS name on the outside, you can be sure it has the CLAAS quality on the inside.

Agriculture secures a large part of our prosperity by supplying a growing population with food. This goes hand in hand with a special responsibility to care for nature and the environment. CLAAS accepts this responsibility for more sustainable, efficient, and resilient agriculture.

An unstoppable success story

It's been 50 years since CLAAS launched its JAGUAR self-propelled forage harvester—and with it, a success story that endures to this day, not least thanks to its impressive reliability and high level of driving comfort.

Alternative drives—when used correctly—ensure efficient, environmentally friendly farming.

The silage corn conditioning technology, known by the SHREDLAGE® brand name, processes the crop intensively and increases the surface area of the chopped material many times over.

CLAAS POWER SYSTEMS maximizes efficiency by ensuring that all drive components are perfectly matched.

The large contact areas of the crawler track systems for combine harvesters, forage harvesters, and tractors help protect the soil. Their narrow transport width means the machines can travel at speeds of up to 25 mph (40 km/h) on the road.

Step into the world of tractors with a virtual tour of the CLAAS tractor factory.

Since it was first launched 25 years ago, the XERION has tackled many often unusual tasks. We're going to retrace the history of this exceptional machine by looking at some of the different ways in which it has been used.