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Compact Fendt Momentum Planter Now Available

Compact Fendt Momentum Planter Now Available

Enhancing Efficiency and Maneuverability for Modern Farmers  

By Ryan Ridley
Farms.com

Modern farming demands precision and efficiency, and the newly introduced 30-foot Momentum Planter is here to meet those needs head-on says Kirby Woods, Product Specialist with Fendt.  

Designed for smaller-scale farmers or those navigating tighter field spaces, this compact planter doesn't compromise on technology or performance.  

A standout feature is the VTC Vertical Contouring Toolbar, which grants the planter unprecedented flexibility and adaptability when working on various terrains. With a remarkable 52-inch range of movement, it ensures consistent seeding depth for optimal emergence and stand, ultimately translating to better yields.  

Another game-changer is the Load Logic System, engineered to minimize compaction and eliminate pinch rows. By redistributing weight dynamically across the planter, it ensures even weight distribution, reducing soil compaction and maximizing tire footprint.  

This system also incorporates an automatic tire inflation feature, further minimizing compaction and preserving soil health.  

With these innovations, farmers can tackle field challenges with confidence, knowing their equipment is optimized for both performance and sustainability.  

The Fendt 30-foot Momentum Planter brings cutting-edge technology to smaller-scale farming operations, enhancing efficiency, and sustainability for modern agricultural practices. 

Watch the video below to learn more about the Fendt 30-foot Momentum Planter. 




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