by Ashley Sikora | Feb 15, 2022 | DirectCommand®, Featured, News & Announcements
Ag Leader Adds Nozzle-By-Nozzle Control–RightSpot™– to Its Full-Farm Lineup Today, Ag Leader is growing their full-farm solution lineup with the newest addition to their DirectCommand application product line, trusted by farmers for nearly two decades. RightSpot...
by Ag Leader | Jun 2, 2021 | Ag Leader, Agronomy, DirectCommand®, Featured
Got the spray-boom blues? Cheer up, grump! Even when times are good, it’s still not easy being a farmer. Sure, we don’t have to hoe by hand or plow with horses. Modern farming has eliminated some of the actual sweat from the job. But being a farmer today means...
by Ag Leader | Feb 11, 2021 | Ag Leader, DirectCommand®, Displays, SeedCommand®
InCommand v6.2 Is Available! Performance Check Validate the meter and delivery tube accuracy without being in the field or using a separate test stand. Simply set ground speed and population and confirm performance by running a performance check before hitting the...
by Sam Worley | Dec 16, 2019 | Agronomically Speaking, DirectCommand®, Featured
Improve Fall Nitrogen Practices In most of the US, this fall was a wet one. Chances are, you didn’t get much of a chance to get fall anhydrous in the ground. Beacuse of this, we wanted our agronomist, Barry Anderson, to answer a few of our burning questions related to...
by Paul Rose | Aug 1, 2019 | DirectCommand®, International Perspectives
CS Arable Services, owned and operated by Chris Shepherd, started back in 1996 and was the result of a previous business partner retiring, allowing Chris to buy out the contracting part of that business. At that time there were 11 full-time staff plus a fitter. Fast...
by Ag Leader | Jul 23, 2019 | DirectCommand®
Simplify Application with DirectCommand® I think we can all agree; post-emergence application is a hassle. The window of time to apply is usually short, so the work is done quickly. Add the regulations and required record keeping to the mix and what you’ve created is...
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