New Holland Agriculture has signed a supply agreement with Maschio Gaspardo.

Under the agreement, selected disc harrow and subsoiler models will be manufactured by Maschio Gaspardo for New Holland. The blue products will be sold under the New Holland name and will be available exclusively at the brand’s dealerships.

Currently in the UK, other Maschio Gaspardo products are distributed by Opico Limited. Speaking to Service Dealer this week, Opico's marketing manager, Helen Selkin, confirmed, "The recent announcement does not affect Opico’s distribution of Maschio products in the UK."

Carlo Lambro, brand president of New Holland Agriculture, said, “We are very pleased with our new partnership with Maschio Gaspardo. At New Holland, we are constantly looking at improving and extending our offering to provide our customers around the world with innovative and complete solutions to their farming needs. In Maschio Gaspardo we have a partner with a long-standing experience and a leader in its field, so that with this agreement, we are bringing their first-rate products to our customers, further widening the choice of implements to meet their tillage requirements with high-quality equipment.”

Mirco Maschio, president of Maschio Gaspardo Group, added, “Maschio Gaspardo already has a consolidated OEM supply partnership with New Holland. We are proud of this new prestigious project as it also confirms the high-quality standards achieved by Maschio Gaspardo for its products and the offered customer service. It is another important building block for our growth.”

New Holland will introduce in season 2021 the first products to be supplied under the agreement: the SDM and SDH Compact Speed Disc Cultivators, and the SUM and SUH Subsoilers. The manufacturer says the new product lines will be  ideally suited to  their tractor ranges from the T5 Series up to the 300hp T7 Heavy Duty.

The new products will first be launched in key European markets in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, The Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Sweden, Spain and the UK.

New Holland say they will present the new implements in detail later in the year.