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Co-branded Case IH and New Holland seeding equipment manufactured by Bourgault (Image Credit: Supplied photo/Burgault Industries)
Seeding technology

Bourgault Industries to produce seeders for CNH

Aug 31, 2026 | 3:50 PM

Bourgault seeders will be sporting some new colours.  

Bourgault Industries entered into an agreement with CNH, to supply co-branded Case IH and New Holland equipment made by Bourgault and distributed through CNH’s dealer network in North America and Australia.  

This includes precision seeding air drill systems and high-capacity air carts, digital technology, and control systems.  

Bill Glanville, Group President of Bourgault Industries said farmers will benefit from greater access to advanced equipment solutions. 

“This strategic commercial alliance with CNH creates new opportunities to expand Bourgault Industries’ reach and reflects our shared commitment to innovation, customer success, and creating greater value for farmers,” Glanville said. “CNH brings strong complementary capabilities and global reach, helping make Bourgault seeding technology available to more farmers in more markets. Through this alliance, Bourgault will continue to operate as an independent company and brand.” 

Co-branded Case IH and New Holland seeding equipment will be introduced with Model Year 2028 products and will be available to order beginning in February 2027.  

Bourgault will continue to manufacture, market, and support Bourgault-branded products through its dealer network.  

“Our customers expect us to deliver a strong, comprehensive portfolio with the right technology behind it,” said Gerrit Marx, Chief Executive Officer at CNH. “By combining complementary strengths, this alliance enhances our ability to compete, creates new opportunities for our dealers, and enables us to invest more in the technologies shaping the future of agriculture, including precision technology, automation, and integrated farming solutions.” 

CNH said it will continue to support its current portfolio of seeding products during a transition period. The company’s Saskatoon, Sask. production facility will continue to operate and will manufacture planters and headers for combine harvesters. 

alice.mcfarlane@pattisonmedia.com

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