Farms and Farm Machinery

On target!

Tractor manufacturer Claas has used a dealer and customer conference in Melbourne to declare its intention of making a bigger impact in the high horsepower market.

Claas, through its Landpower and Claas Harvest Centre networks, said it was serious about being involved

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