Case IH adds 22-inch row configuration to the 2160 Early Riser Planter series скачать в хорошем качестве

Case IH adds 22-inch row configuration to the 2160 Early Riser Planter series

DENVER — Case IH introduced the 10th configuration option available to producers for the popular 2160 Early Riser planter series during the 2025 Commodity Classic, available for the 2026 model year. According to Dave Brennan, Case IH planter marketing specialist, the latest configuration — a 24-row, 22-inch row-width model, is a perfect fit for Michigan sugarbeet and soybean growers. “Sugarbeets are a target market for us on this planter — it’s a great fit for those customers and provides that productivity big seed capacity, big liquid capacity, tracks, all of the high-tech row unit features we talk about on planters,” Brennan said. “We think it’s going to fit well for soybean growers that have some white mold disease pressure to potentially provide more air flow in there with a little bit wider row spacing than say a 15-in row but still gives us that early canopy, versus a 30” row configuration.” With 600 gallons of on-board liquid capacity on all 2160 series planters, Brennan said the planters are good fit for the growing trend of putting nutrients on with that planter while maintaining productivity. The newest configuration also continues to provide a 120-bushel seed capacity “to get that productivity level up in the field and run a little bit longer, spending less time filling product and more time in the seat.” According to Brennan, the planter is designed to operate with “accuracy at your speed.” “We want that farmer to have that, I'll say, ‘tummy comfort,’ to know that they're doing their job correctly,” he said. “They're trying to plant seed in the ground and make sure they're doing it accurately.” With the introduction of the latest configuration, Brennan said Case IH will begin taking orders now, for the model year 2026 planters, and encourages interested producers to work with their local Case IH dealer or visit the Case IH website for more information.