RAM HARVEST EDITION Trucks in New Holland Blue Available This Month

Nov 28, 2017

New Holland Agriculture today announced that Ram Harvest Edition trucks in New Holland blue will be available at Ram dealers from late November through January 2018.

Launched at the Farm Progress Show in Decatur, Illinois earlier this year, the Ram Harvest Edition, available in the iconic New Holland blue color, is designed specifically with American farmers in mind. Available across the Ram 1500, 2500 and 3500 lineup in all four-door Quad, Crew and Mega cab configurations, the Harvest Edition is powerful enough to haul the family tractor and rugged enough to navigate rough farm roads and pastures.

“New Holland and Ram share the same values when it comes to making sure American farm families have the equipment they need to get the job done from crop planting to harvesting,” said Chun Woytera, Senior Director of Commercial Marketing for New Holland North America. “We are excited to partner with Ram to offer farmers the opportunity to showcase their New Holland brand pride on and off the farm.”

The Ram Harvest Edition trucks are packed with farm-friendly features including a one-inch suspension lift, on/off-road tires, black tubular side steps, a durable spray-in bedliner, fold-out bumper step and mud flaps, rubber floor mats, skid plates and tow hooks (4x4), and heated seats (optional). Ram Heavy Duty models also come with a cargo-view camera.

A first-of-its-kind in the industry, the Ram Certified Agriculture Dealership (CAD) program equips dealers to properly address the needs of farmers and ranchers in their local communities. This certification lets farm and ranch families know staff at these dealerships have a far deeper understanding of agriculture business and its unique vehicle requirements. It also signals the dealership’s commitment to activities like the timing of the cherry harvest, milking schedules and calving season by adjusting parts of its operations to accommodate the demands of every commodity and every season.

Source : Ram Truck

Video: A Farm Song (Busy) | Parody of A Bar Song (Tipsy) by Shaboozey

Lyrics:

My days begin with workin’, Alarm’s at 5 o’clock,
I Fill 5 gallon buckets, The feeders and the troughs,
This five to nine ain’t workin’, why the heck do I work so hard?,
I can’t worry ‘bout health problems, I can sleep in when I’m gone,

One, here comes the two to the three to the four,
Tell em’ ‘buy another cow, we need plenty more’,
Blue jeans are gettin’ dirty, what else could I ask for,
Oh my, more chores

Someone pour me up another shot of sweet tea,
They know me and working hard’s got a history,
There’s another flock of sheep that still needs feed,
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,

Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,

I’ve been working pretty stressed but,
I ain’t changing for some cash,
Lord knows that I’m very blessed (More chores),
But I gotta say it’s hard,
Workin’ outside gettin’ charred,
Living out here on the farm, (more chores)

One, here comes the two to the three to the four,
Tell em’ ‘buy another cow, we need plenty more’,
Blue jeans are gettin’ dirty, what else could I ask for,
Oh my, more chores

Someone pour me up another shot of sweet tea,
They know me and working hard’s got a history
There’s another 20 chickens that still need feed,
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,

Everybody on the farm getting’ busy,
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,

Fun, here on ranch that’s what you can’t ignore,
Might be pretty hard but I love it to its core,
Flannel’s gettin’ dirty, what else could I ask for,
Oh my, more chores (Tell ‘em sing with me)

Someone pour me up another shot of sweet tea,
They know me and working hard’s got a history,
There’s another flock of sheep that still needs feed,
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,
Someone pour me up another shot of sweet tea,
They know me and working hard’s got a history,
Watching cattle in the dark, don’t miss me,
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,
(Yeeeeeehaw)
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,
It’s the best bro, go get yourself a farm