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NewAgricultureReported 2026-10-08 23:00

CNH Equipment Aids Thai Rice Farmer in Sustainable Farming

CNH’s New Holland brand trialed a TT3.50 tractor and mulcher in Thailand, helping a rice farmer manage post-harvest residue sustainably.

Why it matters. This demonstrates how agricultural equipment can support sustainable farming practices, reducing environmental impact and improving soil health.

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Evidence

  • GGlobeNewswire public company newsCompany2026-10-08 23:00
    In the plains of central Thailand alone, around 4.8 million tons of rice straw are burned annually.
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  • GGlobeNewswire public company newsCompany2026-10-08 23:00
    Our equipment operates in more than 160 markets
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  • GGlobeNewswire public company newsCompany2026-10-08 23:00
    successfully trialed a New Holland TT3.50 tractor and mulcher on his farm during the 2026 harvest.
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  • GGlobeNewswire public company newsCompany2026-10-08 23:00
    supported by a global team of more than 34,000 people
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  • GGlobeNewswire public company newsCompany2026-10-08 23:00
    He used the machinery to chop rice straw so it could be retained on the field or incorporated into the soil.
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  • GGlobeNewswire public company newsCompany2026-10-08 23:00
    engineering intelligence, automation, and precision into the machines that move the global economy.
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  • GGlobeNewswire public company newsCompany2026-10-08 23:00
    Our brands - Case IH, New Holland, and STEYR in agriculture
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  • GGlobeNewswire public company newsCompany2026-10-08 23:00
    Basildon, UK — October 08, 2026 — CNH’s (NYSE: CNH) latest A Sustainable Year story, highlights how agricultural equipment from its New Holland brand is helping a rice farmer in Thailand explore a practical alternative to burning crop residue.
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  • GGlobeNewswire public company newsCompany2026-10-08 23:00
    The New Holland TT3.50 tractor and mulcher were trialed by Thai rice farmer Pichai Tosa during the April 2026 rice harvest in central Thailand.
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