Time is one of the most precious resources in farming. GPS guidance systems give the grower exactly that by helping them do every job faster and with more accuracy.
GPS guidance is now being relied upon to drive productivity and efficiencies in agriculture – from ground preparation and fertilizer application to planting, spraying and harvesting. Growers can literally manage and work their land by the square foot instead of the square mile.
Trimble® Technology
Whether you’re harvesting, planting and cultivating, fertilizing or mapping – Trimble’s AgGPS® helps manage fields for maximum yield. You can work more productively and accurately with less operator fatigue. Plus, every Trimble AgGPS system is built to handle rugged farm operations under virtually any conditions – year after year. And every system is based on modular expand-ability; start with what you need today, then easily add new capabilities as your needs grow. Trimble’s proven AgGPS products are the tools growers need to work more effectively.
Ag Leader™ Technology
Precision farming is all about your bottom line. Ag Leader’s Insight Display system can act as the central hub for Autopilot, Planter Control, Application Control and Recording Harvest Data. All of this information can be brought together under one management tree with the SMS software package to develop prescription recommendations for field situations.
Auto-Guide™ System
Auto-Guide, a Satellite Navigation System, uses GPS based signals to provide hands-free auto-steering for AGCO machines. Operators also benefit from the ability to transfer Auto-Guide equipment between machines. This means advantages can be gained throughout the year, from cultivation, through planting and seeding to spreading and spraying. This technology allows growers to cover more ground each day with more accuracy and efficiency than ever before.
Can you afford GPS in your operation?
A better question might be – how much longer can you afford not to be using GPS? GPS systems not only make it possible to see economic returns on equipment investment, they make many growers feel they are in better operational and economic control of their operation than ever before. Looking ahead, precision automation of agricultural equipment is going to be a key part of most growers’ “best practices” that consistently make them more productive and more competitive.
