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John Deere Boosts Sprayer Accuracy with Individual Nozzle Control Pro

John Deere Boosts Sprayer Accuracy with Individual Nozzle Control Pro
Apr 30, 2025
By Ryan Ridley
Assistant Editor, North American Content, Farms.com

INC Pro Saves Chemicals and Improves Sprayer Accuracy

John Deere is bringing better precision to farming with its Individual Nozzle Control Pro (INC Pro) system. 

Designed to improve accuracy and reduce chemical use, this technology is available for 2008 and newer John Deere sprayers, including the 4730, 4830, and the latest 4 and 600 series models. 

Kyle Barry, manager of precision upgrades marketing at John Deere, explained to Farms.com that this product offers section control down to each individual nozzle. 

Traditionally, sprayers controlled large sections, often 9 to 11 feet wide, but now farmers can manage smaller sections of just 15 to 20 inches, depending on the nozzle spacing. 

This innovation ensures the right amount of product is applied at the right time, improving spraying precision. 

Farmers using INC Pro typically see a 2 to 5% savings on chemical use because they avoid over-application. 

This technology is especially helpful during turns and curves. With different parts of the boom moving at different speeds, the system automatically adjusts, ensuring even application across the field. 

Barry emphasized that adopting this technology can lead to better efficiency and lower costs. 

It also supports farmers' efforts toward more sustainable practices by reducing waste and improving crop health. 

For farmers looking to upgrade, more information is available at deere.com/upgrade or by contacting their local John Deere dealer. 

Barry explains more about INC Pro in the video below. 




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