Case IH Maxxum 145

Tractors from Case IH, a brand founded in 1842 in Wisconsin, enjoy considerable renown in Poland, but they are even more commonly found in the United States – the manufacturer's home country. The wide range of agricultural machinery and its high power have made Case second in popularity among American farmers only to the true giant of the fields – the John Deere brand. The contrast between Case's red paintwork and John Deere's green tractors only emphasizes their fierce competition for the title of the strongest agricultural brand from overseas.

The company's founder, Jerome Increase Case, earned the title of the first builder of a steam engine for agricultural use. Almost 180 years later, tractors bearing his name are recognized throughout the agricultural world for their high efficiency, modernity, and ability to rationally adapt equipment to ensure comfort for the farmer operating them during long hours of work in the field.

The drawing was made by Wrocław artist Paweł Grabowski.