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Precision Upgrades to Boost Your Harvest Season

Precision Upgrades to Boost Your Harvest Season

Make the most of this harvest season and boost your potential crop yield next year with data-driven solutions. Today’s latest agronomic software allows you to keep a close eye on what’s occurring both on top of and underneath the soil.

Increase the accuracy of your guidance tools and access in-depth information about your operation all from your computer, tablet or smartphone. Boost your efficiency and your profits by making the most of every field pass, application and minute spent in the field, home and office.

Take your operation to the next level with these harvest season software upgrades:

AFS RTK+

Boost your tractor’s guidance correction and reduce skips and overlaps in all your farming tasks with Advanced Farming Systems (AFS) RTK+. AFS RTK+ correction signals provide enhanced accuracy by using cellular networks instead of traditional radio-delivered real-time kinematic (RTK) networks. Higher accuracy for your tractor’s guidance system means increased product use efficiency, including during seeding fertilization and spraying.

Field-IQ

Increase the productivity and efficiency of your planting, nutrient and pest management operations with the Field-IQ crop input control system. Save on input costs and limit overapplication with variable rate application control, automatic section control, boom height control, seed monitoring and spinner speed control. Field-IQ is ISOBUS-compatible.

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