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2025 Case IH Field Solutions Harvest Command

Harvest at peak efficiency with Harvest Command™ combine automation system. This advanced technology simplifies harvest by proactively sensing and optimizing machine settings to maximize grain quality and grain savings — regardless of operator skill level.

Harvest Command

Using exclusive, patented technology, Harvest Command proactively adjusts the combine as crop conditions change for corn, soybeans, canola, barley, wheat and rice. Choose from one of four levels of automation, and with 16 sensors throughout the machine, Harvest Command controls seven combine adjustments to achieve the productivity of an expert operator.

Features may include:

Find Your Perfect Flow

Choose the mode of automation to match your harvesting goals. Then, set the crop type, maximum operating speed and power limits, and Harvest Command takes over from there.

• Performance Mode: Achieve maximum grain savings and grain quality while optimizing throughput. This is the most common mode of automation, used when the harvest is progressing well, conditions are nearly ideal, no weather threats are looming.

• Grain Quality Mode: Achieve maximum grain quality in the tank while saving grain and optimizing throughput. This mode is designed for when your goal is to deliver the highest-quality grain possible and minimize cracked and broken kernels.

• Max Throughput Mode: Maximize throughput, save grain and maintain a quality sample. This mode is ideal for tight harvest windows and weather limitations to maximize the acres without sacrificing grain loss or quality.

• Fixed Throughput Mode: Fix the machine throughput, save grain and maintain a quality sample. This mode is ideal when you’re under limiting operating conditions (e.g. trucking schedules or drying limitations) to maintain a target throughput to match your infrastructure.

Harvester Settings

Fine-tuning harvest settings and adjustments can test even the most experienced operator. Harvest Command helps refine the harvesting process by reducing the number of functions you need to monitor in the cab from twelve to three. You control concave clearance, header position and grain tank unload and Harvest Command takes care of the rest.

As grain moves through the combine, the automation system adjusts upper sieve opening, lower sieve opening, pre-sieve opening, cleaning fan rpm, rotor vane angle, rotor rpm and ground speed.

Fewer functions to monitor means fewer chances for error and less operator fatigue.