The Massey Ferguson brand holds a leading position in the global agricultural machinery market. The company's innovative solutions have played an important role in the development of economical and precision farming. Its contribution to crop production has been significant, including the introduction of electronic systems in tractors that enable integrated harvesting processes.
The brand's history began in 1847, when Canadian farmer Daniel Massey started repairing and manufacturing machines for neighboring farms. A decade later, he established production of high-quality agricultural machinery.
In the 1950s, the company merged with another major industry player, Alanson Harris. This partnership gave development a powerful boost: the machinery began to be sold actively around the world, while its price reflected its high quality — then and today.
The company was among the first to develop agricultural machines with an electronic lift-control system. This made work with mounted implements considerably easier and more precise.
In the late 1980s, the brand began producing serial “intelligent” tractors with advanced electronic control systems. Their key advantage was the ability to collect data and analyze machinery performance.
In the late 2000s, Massey Ferguson entered a new stage of development by launching high-tech tractors with powerful and economical engines.
The company's modern achievements include: