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New Idea was birthed in 1899 when Joseph Oppenheim created the first mechanical manure spreader in Maria Stein, Ohio, USA. He died shortly after the first few were built, and B.C. Oppenheim and his son-in-law, Henry Synck took over the leadership of the company. It was first known as Oppenheim's New Idea, and in 1904 changed its name to New Idea Spreader Company In 1912, all operations were moved to Coldwater, OH. The company was sold in 1945 to AVCO The New Idea brand was dropped by AGCO around 2007.

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rdf:type	Company
rdfs:label	New Idea
rdfs:comment	New Idea was birthed in 1899 when Joseph Oppenheim created the first mechanical manure spreader in Maria Stein, Ohio, USA. He died shortly after the first few were built, and B.C. Oppenheim and his son-in-law, Henry Synck took over the leadership of the company. It was first known as Oppenheim's New Idea, and in 1904 changed its name to New Idea Spreader Company In 1912, all operations were moved to Coldwater, OH. The company was sold in 1945 to AVCO The New Idea brand was dropped by AGCO around 2007.
Products	Agriculture machinery dbkwik:resource/bJnHUfsfc8unaev6B7-2YA== Swather Combine Harvester
dcterms:subject	Companies of the United States Companies founded in 1899 AGCO Swathers 1994 mergers Combine harvester manufacturers 2007 disestablishments New Idea
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location country	USA
Name	New Idea
location city	Coldwater, Ohio
Foundation	1899(xsd:integer)
Founder	Joseph Oppenheim
Parent	AGCO
Locations	Maria Stein, Ohio
abstract	New Idea was birthed in 1899 when Joseph Oppenheim created the first mechanical manure spreader in Maria Stein, Ohio, USA. He died shortly after the first few were built, and B.C. Oppenheim and his son-in-law, Henry Synck took over the leadership of the company. It was first known as Oppenheim's New Idea, and in 1904 changed its name to New Idea Spreader Company In 1912, all operations were moved to Coldwater, OH. The company was sold in 1945 to AVCO In 1984 the New Idea division was purchased by White Farm Equipment to form White-New Idea, a division of the Allied Products Corporation. In 1993, AGCO purchased White-New Idea. AGCO, and White before it, also manufactured tractors at the Coldwater, OH plant, but in 1999, AGCO closed the plant. Hay product manufacturing was moved to the Hesston plant in Hesston, KS. The New Idea brand was dropped by AGCO around 2007.

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