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CANADA'S FARM SHOW

Presented By Viterra

June 2022

Innovations Presented by

Farms.com

NEW EQUIPMENT SERVICE

COMBO-RATE BOOM END FLUSH

VALVE FOR RECIRCULATING BOOMS

Name of Inventor:

Wilger Industries Ltd.

Name of Manufacturer:

Wilger Industries Ltd.

T: 306-242-4121

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www.wilger.net

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E:

info@wilger.net

The Combo-Rate boom end flush valve (CRBEFV) will set

the next generation of sprayer booms, in both function

and boom hygiene. The valve easily incorporates the

easiest recirculating sprayer boom plumbing possible.

The flanged fitting can be attached to any boom pipe,

removing any threads from a sprayer boom (risk of

failure). The Combo-Rate ports on both sides of the

valve provide a nozzle body or turret to be placed at the

furthest most part of the spray boom, allow zero

deadspace for chemical residue to build and

accumulate. The boom end flush valve provides a full

drain flush valve directly below the last nozzle body at

the furthest-most part of the boom, ensuring the end of

the sprayer boom cannot develop any chemical buildup.

The nozzle body position also passive purges all air that

is caught in the sprayer boom that can cause nozzle

run-on. Every aspect of the flush valve is designed to

maximize function, safety & hygiene, and provide a

platform for the best sprayer booms for the next decade

and beyond.

Key Features:

Improve environmental safety & sprayer hygiene

(Recirculating sprayer booms, less chemical

dripping or run-on, less cross contamination

between chemicals)

Improve Operator safety and improve function.

(Fully contained flush valve, full boom drain & rinse,

common flanged fitting so it is compatible with

common plumbing fittings regardless of sprayer)

Improved Productivity

(recirculating sprayer functions, no threaded fittings

that are prone to failure over time, better rinsing,

easier flushing, easy nozzle selection with turret)

Most Compact Sprayer valve on the market - With

many sprayers today, the sprayer boom frame is

very tight, resulting in many products to retro-fit to

a recirculating sprayer boom would simply not fit or

work. The CRBEFV fits flush to the last nozzle body

turret, using no wasted space on the boom at all.

NEW TECHNOLOGY

COMBYNE

Name of Inventor:

Alain Goubau

Name of Manufacturer:

Combyne Ag

T: 613-223-6110

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www.combyne.ag

E:

c.nesbitt@combyne.ag

Combyne Ag is a digital crop marketing hub built for

grain farmers.

Independently integrating across the different crop

marketing programs and grain buyers a farmer works

with, Combyne manages all of a farmer’s marketing

records in mobile-friendly App, informing decisions

across every bushel of grain they market.

When it comes to selling their crop, farmers lack the

data, insight, and tools they need to make optimal

decisions. When deciding to sell, a farmer needs to

consider an overwhelming number of variables. This

includes data unique to a farmer’s individual farm (e.g.

cost of production, available storage, available

inventory) as well as micro- and macro- market

conditions (e.g. futures prices, local bids, freight costs).

In an ideal scenario, a farmer would make decisions that

would lead to optimal returns to their farm (e.g.

maximize gross margin) and minimal risk of losses (e.g.

overcommitting, selling below cost).

NEW TECHNOLOGY

CROP INTELLIGENCE

Name of Inventor:

South Country Equipment

Name of Manufacturer:

South Country Equipment

T: 306-721-5050

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www.southcountry.ca

E:

ism@southcountry.ca

Crop Intelligence is a software application developed in

Regina, Saskatchewan that brings agronomic insights to

in-field soil moisture and environmental sensor data.

Soil moisture and rainfall are important determinants of

yield potential in field crops such as wheat and canola.

Crop Intelligence utilizes site-specific weather station

and soil moisture information throughout the growing

season to track Water Driven Yield Potential and support

the data-driven decisions of farmers and their

agronomists. Up to this point, Crop Intelligence has

focused primarily on dryland farming. However,

irrigation farmers are interested in utilizing the software,

even though it has not been optimized for their needs

or marketed to them.