How the Seed Green came to Omaha.

In the 1970s, the CLAAS brand was largely unknown in the US. The LEXION combine harvester was the first machine to make a name for itself in the States, but not in the green and white finish. That’s because the company had to take a roundabout route through numerous partnerships to break into the highly competitive market.

09/10/2024

Insights from our colleagues

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“CLAAS may sometimes be seen as an outsider in North America, but it is always viewed as THE technological leader.”

– Kevin Wilkening, design engineer

CLAAS Omaha in pictures

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The CLAAS production plant in Omaha has 160 acres of space (approximately five and a half acres of which are under roof) and more than 150 employees.