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Andy Boyle

More Q & A from Hardware Training

Posted July 22nd, 2010
 

Since my last post I have had to empty out my rain gauge a few times.  It does not happen very often we complain about all the rain that we are getting in mid to late July.  While I do not have the answer to why we are receiving all of this rain now, I [...]

 
 
Andy Boyle

Common questions from hardware training

Posted July 9th, 2010
 

Since my last post I have toured parts of Missouri, Iowa, South Dakota, Wyoming and Montana.  No matter where you go the big question is rain and how much did you get?  Depending on whom you ask and where they are located you are bound to hear one of the following responses: “too little”, “just [...]

 
 
Nick Ohrtman

Tips for using AutoSwath

Posted April 8th, 2010
 

AutoSwath™ is a common feature being used in many applications this spring. For those that are not famaliar with it, AutoSwath is Ag Leader’s term for automatic swath control.  This has several ROI applications, but the largest is reduced input costs by not overlapping already applied/planted areas.  You can learn more about the feature here and here.
When [...]

 
 
Nick Ohrtman

Precision Farming Pre-Season Checkup

Posted March 25th, 2010
 

It’s getting to be that time of year again when farmers are getting out their equipment to prepare for another growing season.  While you are servicing your machinery this spring don’t forget to service your precision ag equipment as well.
Start by saving last year’s data to your memory device (memory card, USB drive, etc.) then [...]

 
 

Higher Yield Potential with SeedCommand

Posted February 15th, 2010
 

SeedCommand provides complete control over planting operations – from seeding populations that vary based on planting prescriptions to the AutoSwath feature that automatically turns planter sections on/off based on a field map.

Bottom line: Lower seed cost during planting season and improved yield potential at harvest time.