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As part of a technology-neutral propulsion strategy, CLAAS, MAN Engines and WTZ Roßlau are currently developing an ammonia-powered drive system for use in agricultural machinery. GAMCO – Green Ammonia Multifuel Combine – is designed as a research project and aims to investigate the suitability of an ammonia-powered drive system as a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels and to sustainable fuels such as hydrogen in internal combustion engines. 

Around a year after the launch of the new JAGUAR 1000 series, CLAAS is introducing further innovative functions and features for the 2027 model year. Highlights include the automatic detection and documentation of blade sharpness with CEMOS AUTO KNIFE CONDITION, live yield mapping, active vibration damping for the ejection elbow, and the expansion of the NUTRIMETER measurement range for slurry application. Furthermore, following their presentation at Agritechnica 2025 and a limited pre-production run in the 2026 season, the 16-row ORBIS 12000 and the DIRECT DISC 8400 are now fully available.

CLAAS has officially laid the foundation stone for the construction of the new Finishing Center in Törökszentmiklós. The 7 million euro project comprises a complete reorganisation of the finishing activities as well as the handling of finished products. Together with CLAAS employees and local representatives from business and politics, Thomas Spiering, Chief Operating Officer CLAAS Group, took part in the traditional cornerstone ceremony. A time capsule containing historical documents was anchored in the foundation.