Agco started cooperation with Laverda in 2004, and as a result, the Activa and Beta series manufactured by Laverda were brought under the MF Cerea lineup. The Activa corresponded to the Laverda REV range. The REV drum behind the threshing cylinder was called the ABC module (Active Beater Concave) in MF terminology. The cab was called the XL cab. Other terms, such as the Agritronic monitor and Terra Control cutting height adjustment, were the same as with Laverda.

The Activa range consisted of three models, the largest having 6 straw walkers. The Iveco engine was 220 horsepower in the smallest model and 255 horsepower in the larger ones. The grain tanks were 70 and 75 hectoliters. In 2008, the engines were updated, and only a 176-horsepower 7240 was added at the lower end of the range. There was no corresponding version in the Laverda range. The 7240’s grain tank was only 52 hectoliters, and standard equipment was reduced, for example, by removing the Agritronic onboard computer, air-suspended seat, and electrical adjustment of the straw walker bridge.

For the year 2012, the Laverda REV series was replaced by the M 200. From MF’s Activa range, only the 7240 and 7244 remained, which received the same changes as Laverda, including the engine being replaced by Agco Power. MF published the technical specifications of these models very incompletely.

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