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AGCO Honors America's Farmers at the "Great American Agriculture Celebration" in Washington, D.C.
AGCO honored American farmers with a gold-finished Fendt 1167 Vario MT tractor to mark 250 years of U.S. agriculture and highlight its U.S. manufacturing commitment.
- On Friday, President Donald Trump joined AGCO Chairman, President and CEO Eric Hansotia at the White House to recognize agriculture's essential role in the United States and honor American farmers.
- Timed to coincide with the 250th anniversary of American agriculture, AGCO participated in the event to celebrate agriculture's enduring role in shaping the nation's past, present and future.
- The Case IH Heartland Magnum tractor, displayed on the South Lawn in patriotic red, white and blue design, represented generations of manufacturing expertise rooted in Racine, Wisconsin, built since 1988.
- Following the White House celebration, the Case IH Heartland Magnum will relocate to the USDA People's Garden in Washington, D.C., for public viewing.
- CNH continues to invest heavily in American innovation, including a $5 billion commitment through 2030, supporting approximately 8,000 employees across 10 manufacturing plants nationwide as farmers prepare for the 2026 growing season.
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DNC War Room: Farmers are worse off and the agricultural economy Is struggling under Trump and Rollins
Today, Donald Trump and his Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins hosted a “Celebration of Agriculture” event — but for farmers, the reality of Trump’s presidency has been nothing to celebrate. The agricultural economy is struggling and farmers are shouldering lost markets, rising...
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Case IH Celebrates American Farmers At The White House
The Case IH Heartland Magnum tractor was featured on the South Lawn as a symbol of the enduring spirit of the American farmerVisitors can view the tractor at the USDA People’s Garden in Washington, D.C.
Local farmers attend event in Washington with Trump, administration officials
WASHINGTON – Farmers are in Washington today visiting with the Trump Administration. Among them is a farmer from McClusky, who says better times are ahead for farmers across the United States. Kim Sauressig is Chair of the North Dakota Dry Pea and Lentil Council and is in Washington today at the invitation of The White House. “The arrows are pointed in the right direction in having the administration on board and ready to go,” he said. Sauressig…
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