Case IH celebrates 100 years of Farmall

Case IH has kicked off global celebrations in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Farmall tractor. The model was introduced in 1923 as the multipurpose tractor.

Campaign anchored in the concept of Farmall being “the one for everything” (“The One For All”) will take place during this year. Through the media, everyone will have the opportunity to learn more about the history and continuous evolution of Farmall.

"In 1923, we set out to design a tractor that could replace horses; today, our Farmall continues to be the work horse on farms around the world," he said Scott harris (in the photo), "president" of the global brand Case IH.

"Generation after generation, Farmall has been a symbol of modern agriculture, and we're excited to bring these stories to life throughout 2023."

See Farmall’s main milestones highlighted by Case IH:

• 1923: Engineer Bert R. Benjamin designs the first Farmall prototype;

• 1931: The F Series is introduced for farmers;

• 1939: Second generation Farmall designed by Raymond Loewy;

• 1941: Farmall introduces the world's first diesel-powered crop tractor;

• 1947: One million units of Farmall are produced;

• 1958: The most "popular in the USA" tractor, the Farmall 560, is introduced;

• 1965: The first 2WD row crop tractor exceeding 100 horsepower is a Farmall;

• 1971: Farmall goes global with tractors sold in 125 countries and components manufactured in eight;

• 1974: Case IH sells its 5 millionth Farmall - the first tractor to reach that number.

With the reintroduction of Farmall in 2003, Case IH continued to expand the product line from 31 to 105 horsepower. Currently, Farmall offers more than 30 models.

“Case IH is committed to creating a sustainable and productive future,” continued Scott.

“We are proud to have 100 years of Farmall as our legacy and are excited to look at the next evolution of this tractor and what it will mean to our farming community around the world.”