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What Do Combines, Autonomy, AI, and Spraying Tech Have in Common?

What Do Combines, Autonomy, AI, and Spraying Tech Have in Common?
Oct 02, 2024
By Ryan Ridley
Assistant Editor, North American Content, Farms.com

Fall 2024 Farms.com Precision Ag Digital Digest Unlocks New Innovations

The Fall 2024 issue of the Farms.com Precision Ag Digital Digest is back, and it features a whole lot of innovation.

The digital format of the publication provides a truly interactive experience for readers, allowing you to immerse yourself into a combination of editorial content and video.

From harvest and spraying equipment to artificial intelligence and autonomy, we explore some hot topics in this issue.

PTx Trimble has a new retrofittable autonomous grain cart solution dubbed OutRun. This technology will transform your tractor into your favorite grain cart operator!

John Deere has a new T6 800 combine for model year 2025 fitted with new technology, increased capacity, and a new residue system.

Case IH’s AF Series is now complete with the recent launch of the AF9 and AF10 combines, each of which are packed with technology for an efficient harvest.

Greentronics’ RiteHeight keeps your sprayer height right (say that 5x fast). This boom height control technology reduces spray drift and improves spray coverage while maintaining speed and efficiency in the field.

Precision AI’s Stratus AirSprayer is taking spraying to new heights with its paraglider-inspired solution.

The Stratus AirSprayer has one three-bladed propeller powered by a 100hp gas engine… it can fly for five hours and has a 541-square-foot parachute. It’s also equipped with a precision vision system and operates autonomously.

Our Bits & Bytes section is themed “AI & Agriculture” and covers 10 examples of AI intersecting with agriculture.

Speaking of AI, Taranis has launched its new Ag Assistant; an AI platform that provides an in-depth view of your crop health and allows you to prioritize crop threats in your fields.

Didn’t make it to Farm Progress Show?

Farms.com was there, and we got tons of video coverage. So much so that our PAG Tech Clips section is dedicated to “Precision Ag at Farm Progress Show”.

The new issue will launch on October 9, 2024.

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