CNH in North America
More than 180 years ago in Racine, Wisconsin, Jerome Increase Case saw an opportunity to help farmers do more with less effort. What started with mechanized threshing equipment helping farmers harvest crops more efficiently grew into a legacy of innovation that continues today across agriculture and construction.
Over the decades, CNH and its brands have helped shape the way work gets done. The Farmall® tractor transformed row-crop farming and helped usher in the age of mechanization. The Axial-Flow® combine changed the harvesting experience with new levels of performance and productivity. Each innovation was built on the same idea: helping customers tackle their toughest challenges and accomplish more.
That spirit of innovation, hard work and opportunity remains at the heart of CNH's North American operations. Across the region, CNH designs, builds and supports the equipment and technologies that help farmers, builders and communities thrive today while preparing for the future.
Innovation is built by people. Across the United States, Canada and Mexico, approximately 8,500 CNH employees bring together manufacturing, engineering and supply chain expertise to develop and deliver the equipment and technologies that help feed, build and power the world.
The equipment we build helps shape communities – but our commitment doesn't stop there.
Through employee volunteerism, charitable giving and community partnerships, CNH supports initiatives focused on community empowerment, food security and disaster relief. National partnerships with organizations including Habitat for Humanity, Team Rubicon, Feeding America and the National FFA Organization help strengthen communities, support those in need and inspire future leaders.
In the communities where we operate, we collaborate with local charities, schools, food banks, veterans' organizations and community groups to address local needs and create opportunities for growth. From educational grants and STEM programs to job-shadowing opportunities and workforce development initiatives, we're helping prepare the next generation to learn, lead and contribute. Together, these efforts reflect our belief that when communities thrive, everyone benefits.
CNH offers opportunities in manufacturing, engineering, technology, commercial and corporate roles. Whether you're designing the next breakthrough, building the equipment that powers essential industries or supporting customers around the world, your work can make a real difference. Every day, our teams help farmers feed growing populations, builders create critical infrastructure and communities thrive – connecting careers to meaningful impact.
Common Questions
CNH designs, manufactures and supports agricultural and construction equipment, along with precision technology and services, through brands including Case IH, New Holland Agriculture, CASE Construction Equipment and New Holland Construction.
CNH is home to several leading agriculture and construction brands, including Case IH, New Holland Agriculture, CASE Construction Equipment and New Holland Construction.
CNH supports agriculture and construction, helping farmers and builders improve productivity through equipment, technology and services.
CNH’s roots in North America date back to 1842, when Jerome Increase Case founded the business that would become CASE in Racine, Wisconsin, U.S. Today, CNH continues to manufacture, innovate and invest throughout the region while building on that legacy.
North America has been central to CNH’s growth for more than 180 years, serving as a foundation for manufacturing, engineering, product development and customer support. The region continues to be an important hub for innovation and production.
CNH’s U.S. headquarters is located in Oak Brook, Illinois, U.S.
CNH operates across the United States, with major manufacturing and engineering hubs in locations such as Racine, Wisconsin; Fargo, North Dakota; Grand Island, Nebraska; New Holland, Pennsylvania; and Wichita, Kansas, along with a U.S. headquarters in Oak Brook, Illinois.
CNH manufactures equipment and components across a network of facilities in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Major U.S. manufacturing locations include Racine, Wisconsin; Fargo, North Dakota; Grand Island, Nebraska; and Wichita, Kansas.
CNH operates a network of manufacturing, engineering, testing, research and corporate facilities across the United States, Canada and Mexico.
CNH manufactures a wide range of agricultural and construction equipment and components in North America, including tractors, combines, construction equipment and advanced technology products.
Yes. CNH operates manufacturing capabilities in Querétaro, Mexico through CNH de México, a joint venture that produces tractors, and CNH Componentes, a wholly owned facility located at the same site that manufactures components and spare parts for domestic and export markets as part of the broader North American supply chain.
CNH’s North American footprint allows the company to leverage manufacturing, engineering and supply chain capabilities across the region while serving local customers and supporting a globally competitive business.
Yes. Approximately 30% of CNH’s U.S. production is exported to international markets, making North America an important manufacturing and export hub for the company.
CNH has committed $5 billion toward U.S. manufacturing and research and development investments between 2026 and 2030, reinforcing its long-term commitment to innovation and domestic production.
Yes. For U.S. production, approximately 95% of steel is sourced from U.S. mills and about 70% of components are sourced from U.S. suppliers.
CNH employs approximately 8,500 people across North America in manufacturing, engineering, technology, supply chain, commercial and corporate roles.
Yes. CNH employees at the Racine, Wisconsin, facility are represented by the UAW [United Auto Workers], and employees at the Fargo, North Dakota, facility are represented by the IAM [International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers].
CNH employs thousands of people, works with a broad supplier and dealer network, and invests in manufacturing, R&D and workforce development across North America.
CNH works with a broad network of U.S.-based suppliers and sources approximately 70% of components and 95% of steel for U.S. production from American suppliers and mills.
Yes. CNH operates research and development centers across North America, helping advance equipment, automation, precision technology and digital solutions that support customers around the world.
Yes. CNH develops precision agriculture and digital technologies through engineering and technology teams across North America, including satellite navigation, automation and connected equipment solutions.
CNH is advancing precision agriculture, automation, connectivity, digital tools and equipment innovations designed to help customers improve productivity, efficiency and sustainability.
CNH invests in precision technology, automation, connectivity, digital solutions and equipment innovation to help customers improve productivity, efficiency and sustainability.
Precision agriculture uses technologies such as guidance systems, connectivity, automation and data-driven insights to help farmers optimize inputs, improve efficiency and make informed decisions.
Yes. CNH is committed to helping customers maintain, repair and service their equipment safely and efficiently. CNH provides customers and independent repair providers with access to tools, manuals, service information and support resources that help them perform maintenance and repairs.
No. CNH has not moved any manufacturing jobs or production from its Racine facility to Mexico.
Like any manufacturer, CNH continuously evaluates its operations to meet market demand and sustain a strong U.S. manufacturing presence. The company has not moved any manufacturing jobs or production from its U.S. facilities to Mexico.
CNH supports the communities where its employees live and work through workforce development initiatives, educational partnerships, technical training programs, veteran hiring efforts and community involvement activities.
CNH partners with schools, universities, technical programs and workforce development organizations to help prepare future talent for careers in manufacturing, engineering and technology.
CNH offers opportunities in manufacturing, engineering, product development, software and digital technology, supply chain, sales, marketing, finance, human resources and corporate functions throughout North America. Visit the Careers page to learn more about current opportunities.
CNH offers opportunities to work on products and technologies that support agriculture and construction while providing career growth across manufacturing, engineering, technology, commercial and corporate functions.
Current openings are posted on the Careers website, where candidates can search opportunities and submit applications online.
Yes. CNH offers internship, co-op and early career opportunities that provide students and recent graduates with hands-on experience in areas such as engineering, manufacturing, technology, business and corporate functions. Visit the Careers website to learn more about available opportunities.
Yes. CNH values the skills and experience veterans bring to the workplace and actively supports veteran hiring and career opportunities across North America.
Safety is a core priority across CNH operations, with a focus on creating safe workplaces, supporting employee wellbeing and designing equipment that helps customers operate safely and effectively.
Many CNH facilities operate active manufacturing and engineering environments and are not generally open to the public. Educational, customer and media visits may be available at select locations through approved programs and events.
Press releases issued by the Company can be found on the CNH newsroom website.
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