A Puma for Every Farmer

Apr 03, 2025
By Ryan Ridley
Assistant Editor, North American Content, Farms.com

Case IH Puma Tractor Series Ideal for Livestock-ers and Cash Croppers

A Puma for every farmer says Case IH.

Its Puma Series tractors are designed to serve both livestock and cash crop farmers, with horsepower offerings ranging from 150 to 260, offering flexibility for various farming operations.

Farms.com recently met with Shawn Duren, livestock product specialist at Case IH, to learn more about the Puma’s wide application.

The 150 to 175 horsepower models are particularly suited for livestock operations, while the higher horsepower versions, up to 260, are ideal for row crops and fieldwork.

A standout feature of the Puma tractor is its spacious and modern cab. Farmers can enjoy the Pro 1200 monitor, which provides precision guidance and FieldOps technology to enhance decision-making and field management.

This technology ensures accurate performance in various farming tasks, making the Puma a reliable partner for productivity.

Duren says the Puma combines comfort and power, allowing operators to work longer hours with ease. Its advanced technology and wide horsepower range mean it can be tailored to fit different farm sizes and needs.

Whether you’re feeding livestock or managing large crop fields, there’s a Puma designed to help you get the job done efficiently.

Case IH encourages farmers to visit their local dealerships or explore more information online at www.caseih.com.

Hop in a Puma cab with Duren in the video below.

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