Let’s face it. During harvest season, there’s very little that’s as important as chopping high-quality forage, except for making sure it retains that quality while being ensiled. Which is why, frankly, you need a John Deere self-propelled forage harvester.

Our 7050 Forage Harvesters are engineered and built to deliver unprecedented productivity, up-time, and quality. From the 380-hp* 7250, up to the mammoth 7950 with its 800 hp*, our lineup offers a wide range of power and capacity to match your needs. And to provide truly exceptional performance, we’ve paired that power with precision control.

So whether you’re a dairy or beef operator focused on chopping quality feed for your herd, or a custom harvester looking for equipment that keeps your customers satisfied, you’ve come to the right place – John Deere, the home of the 7050 Series Self-Propelled Forage Harvesters.

Wer sich für den Kauf eines Feldhäckslers entscheidet, überlegt sich genau, welches Produkt das Passende für seinen Betrieb ist. Ganz egal ob Sie Lohnunternehmer, Biogasanlagenbetreiber oder Betriebsleiter eines Rind- oder Milchviehbetriebs sind – Sie brauchen Lösungen, die auf Ihre Anforderungen zugeschnitten sind.

Genau darauf sind Feldhäcksler von John Deere spezialisiert. Die entscheidenden Eckpfeiler eines erfolgreichen Feldhäckslers sind Häckselqualität, Leistung, Zuverlässigkeit und Wirtschaftlichkeit. Und genau an diesen Eckpfeilern haben die Ingenieure von John Deere die letzten Jahre hart gearbeitet, um Ihnen heute eine Maschine zu präsentieren, die in der gleichen Zeit mehr leistet, weniger verbraucht und weniger Verschleiß hat.

Diese Technologien werden nicht nur für Aufsehen sorgen – sie werden den Markt im Bereich Kraftstoffverbrauch und Verschleißverhalten revolutionieren – Made in Germany

Up to 690 horsepower. A machine that can work through the day and night.

The new John Deere 7050 has been tested across the world from New Zealand to the central plains of North America and right across Europe.

Wet soils. Sandy soils. Soils that are full of sharp stones and rocks. From maize to grass, wheat to sorghum. Producing high quality silage for cattle. High output silage for biogas.

We don’t think you should expect any less from a company that invests $725 million every year in research and development. That’s more than $3 million every working day. And more than any other agricultural equipment manufacturer

Gibt es eine Alternative zum besten Ergebnis? Zu höchster Effizienz bei minimalem Verbrauch? Ihre Herausforderungen wachsen. Ihre Ansprüche zählen. Ihre Zufriedenheit ist unser Antrieb zu immer neuen Lösungen.

Mehr Produktivität, mehr Vielfalt, mehr Komfort, mehr Ergebnis:

Dafür steht die JAGUAR 800er Baureihe und bildet so eine ganz eigene Klasse. Vollkommen ohne Alternative. Die JAGUAR Modelle

EasyCollect FP 450-2 ∙ 600-2 ∙ 600-3 ∙ 750-2 ∙ 750-3 and 900-3 are the innovative variable-row maize headers from Krone for third-party forager brands. Featuring the unique collector technology, these headers feed the stalks lengthwise into the harvester for a superior quality of chop at low costs.

No one brings more experience to the forage harvesting business than John Deere. Since 1837, we’ve been making innovative solutions for farming. And we’ve used those years of field experience to create field equipment that works quickly, yet gently.

Despite nearly 50 years in the forage harvesting business, we invested more in research and development of this new generation of forage harvesters than ever before. Not only will John Deere forage harvesters help you produce premium-quality silage, but they can be equipped with technology tools that will simplify and speed decision making, reduce operating costs and improve your bottom line.

Forage harvesters are complex machines. And John Deere is the only agricultural equipment manufacturer that designs and builds its own engines, drivetrains, hydraulics, cooling systems, electronics and telematics. We have a lot of experience with forage equipment, but we know that’s no substitute for making forage year after year. And that’s why we asked what you wanted.

At CLAAS, we work every day to make harvesting a little better. We do this with up-to-date machines, with real engineering skill, and above all - with mud on our boots. Once our machines have finished their work, another cycle from planting to harvesting begins again.

All our efforts are geared toward ensuring that people are able to ome home at the end of the day with the satisfaction that they have done a good job. And every day we develop new ideas to keep things that way. Some outstanding examples can be found in the new JAGUAR.

As soon as it made its debut, the JAGUAR forage harvesters impressed with outstanding performance and low fuel consumption. And ever since, it has demonstrated how successfully CLAAS concentrates on consistent and practical development in this extremely demanding field. In this way, we ensure that it continues to be the most popular forage harvester in the world

During Harvest your SPFH works hard. It has to in order to keep up with the thight schedules and customer demands you face each day. The good news is, when you keep up on routinge maintenance your machine should have no prolem meeting your high expactations, even if you are putting in up to 500 hours in the field. When you follow these tips for cleaning, inspection and updating your parts during the off-seaon, you will avoid downtime and improve you efficiency in the field this harvest.

New FR9000 Series harvesters offer a new level of power, capacity and comfort. If you have a lot to chop, FR9000 Series self-propelled forage harvesters have a voracious appetite. The FR9000 Series offers a wider horsepower range, the widest feedrolls, biggest cutterhead, and unmatched operator comfort. All this gives the operator precise control and maximum efficiency in the field.

No one brings more experience to the forage harvesting business than John Deere. Since 1837, we’ve been making innovative solutions for farming. And we’ve used those years of field experience to create field equipment that works quickly, yet gently.

Despite nearly 50 years in the forage harvesting business, we invested more in research and development of this new generation of forage harvesters than ever before. Not only will John Deere forage harvesters help you produce premium-quality silage, but they can be equipped with technology tools that will simplify and speed decision making, reduce operating costs and improve your bottom line. Forage harvesters are complex machines.

And John Deere is the only agricultural equipment manufacturer that designs and builds its own engines, drivetrains, hydraulics, cooling systems, electronics and telematics. We have a lot of experience with forage equipment, but we know that’s no substitute for making forage year after year. And that’s why we asked what you wanted.

KRONE has been building Forage Harvesters since 1977. At that time due to lower horsepower tractors, KRONE started with towed and hitched Forage Harvesters. The industrialization of Agriculture has advanced in leaps and bounds and the farmers began to specialize more and more. KRONE anticipated in many trends and brought out new machines to the market, long before the majority of Farmers asked for them. With the row-independent Corn Harvester MC 16 B with 5' working width, KRONE took the first step in higher productivity machines in the mid 1980s. Today we have taken leadership in, not only in Horsepower, Productivity, but more importantly Chop Quality – As what comes out the machine is what counts. We welcome you to the new dimension of Forage Giants.

FX self-propelled forage harvesters from New Holland are the most powerful, highest-capacity chopping machines we’ve ever built. Up to 525 horses strong The FX58 is equipped with a turbocharged, intercooled 525-horse power Caterpillar diesel that delivers unmatched cutting power to harvest crops faster than ever before. The FX38, equipped with a New Holland six-cylinder, turbocharged diesel, produces 414 horsepower while the FX28 puts 346 horsepower to work.

If it were enough to simply cut corn silage, then a Krone would not be so special. The German engineering standards applied to these North American machines would not be unique. The design that enables the BiG X to produce the highest quality silage crops would be of no unusual importance. But that is not the case. And so, a Krone machine is a special machine indeed.