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Massey Ferguson 2025 Lineup Ushers in New Generation of Compact Tractors

AGCO Corporation (NYSE: AGCO), a global leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of agricultural machinery and precision ag technology, announces the launch of its Massey Ferguson® 2025 compact tractor lineup. Engineered to meet the evolving needs of operators, the new series empowers homeowners, farmers and municipal professionals to achieve better results with dependable and accessible solutions.

“The 2025 models are more than just a refresh of our compact lineup; they are a completely new approach to what compact tractors can offer modern operators,” said Kevin Lewallen, Tactical Marketing Manager for Compact and Utility Equipment (CUE), Massey Ferguson. “By incorporating customer feedback and nearly two centuries of engineering expertise, we’ve created a lineup that provides more value, greater comfort and unmatched versatility. Our goal is to empower operators to achieve better, no matter the task.”

Designed With Operators in Mind
The Premium Series (24.8 - 60.3 HP) combines Massey Ferguson’s dependable design with superior performance and comfort, excelling in applications like snow removal, landscaping and fieldwork. With versatile cab and transmission configurations, enhanced durability and operator-focused upgrades such as deluxe interiors and LED lighting, the series meets diverse needs. At the forefront is the MF 1M.25, a 25-horsepower model with advanced features like an air-suspended seat, tilt steering and a robust frame, delivering innovative, cost-effective solutions for modern operators.

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