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Syngenta unveils major crop protection Centre in Kenya

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Syngenta has opened a Crop Protection Development (CPD) Knowledge Centre in Kenya  to help farmers aware of emerging challenges such as climate change and novel pests affecting crops. 

The facility which was launched in Lioki, Githunguri Sub-County will offer various skills of farming to farmers to enable them change their ways of farming from mono crops/staple foods to more diversified commercial farming.

Syngenta head of business in East Africa Mr. Fredrick Otieno who spoke during the launch said the timely launch of the facility will help tackle agriculture’s most complex challenges, increase innovation, and advance more sustainable agriculture for food security in Kenya, East Africa and beyond.

He further said low food production in Kenya has been enabled by poor agronomic knowledge and continued practice of traditional agricultural methods since there is no coherence in service provision or farm products readily available for them.

Additionally, he noted that Syngenta will collaborate with government institutions, youths, students and researchers to take farming in Kenya to the next level.

Mukuna Mutura, an extension officer with Syngenta added that the launch of the facility closer to the farmer will bring harmony between technology and innovation from the laboratory to the farm.

“Part of the problem is that most agricultural research still occurs on the research station, where scientists experience conditions quite different from those experienced by farmers, as a company we want to localize innovation and research closer to the farmer; this will in turn boost global food security through testing new varieties and training trainers’’, he added.

Mutura said agricultural extension to improve yields of food crops and close the yield gap often entails general recommendations on soil fertility, seedlings management and right use of pesticides that are distributed to farmers

Joseph Ndichu one of the local farmers lauded the initiative saying the knowledge centre will impact farmers with safe modern farming techniques.

He noted that farmers in the area have been experiencing low food production especially in maize farming as a result of purchasing and planting the wrong seeds.

“There is hope for improving our food production going by the clinics I have attended and training offered here, we now know how to practice diversified farming for example; initially we would plant maize and potatoes but now as you can see, we can produce wheat and water melons’’ he added.

Kiambu CECM for Agriculture Wilfred Kiara challenged Syngenta to set up such facilities in dry zones like Ndeiya in Kiambu West and Ngoliba in Kiambu East in order to make the areas food sufficient.

Kiara also urged the Agritech company to set up vertical farming centers in parts of Kiambu’s urban sub counties which have now become concrete jungles.

“I challenge you to not only focus on horizontal farming and also farm in more productive areas but move to dry zones and urban areas,’’ he added.

Otieno said that Syngenta will launch a second knowledge Centre in the food basket rich Uasin Ngishu county in the coming months.

By Grace Naishoo, KNA

Robust agriculture sector can boost chad economy-IFC, World Bank Report says

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Chad can diversify its economy, reduce poverty, and spur inclusive development by increasing private sector investment in high-growth agriculture value chains and in the energy, infrastructure, and access to finance sectors that support crop and livestock development, according to a report published today by IFC and the World Bank.

The Chad Country Private Sector Diagnostic (CPSD) analyzes private sector challenges and opportunities in Chad, identifies areas for reform, and highlights sectors with the greatest potential to drive sustainable and inclusive private sector–led growth in alignment with Chad’s development agenda In Vision 2030: The Chad We Want.

The CPSD highlights livestock, sesame seed, gum arabic, and cotton as value chains with high potential for development impact. Increasing private participation in cold-chain infrastructure, industrial-scale breeding, and water management, along with support to farmers to help them access quality seeds and fertilizers, will also boost agricultural development, according to the report.

The report comes as Chad, an increasingly oil-dependent economy, continues to recover from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic while facing other significant challenges, including food insecurity, oil price volatility, and climate change. Agriculture and pastoralism account for 73 percent of household income and 54 percent of GDP.

“Chad aspires to diversify its economy in order to achieve the promises of its national development plan. Through the CPSD, the World Bank and IFC intend to support the Government of Chad’s efforts to make the private sector the engine of job creation and economic transformation,” said Rasit Pertev, World Bank Country Manager for Chad.

“Chad boasts considerable opportunities for private sector investment in agriculture value chains that can drive structural transformation and job creation,” said Sylvain Kakou, IFC Country Manager for Chad. “The CPSD explores in detail how Chad can better harness its agricultural resource endowments to generate more economic opportunities and reach its development goals”.

The report also underscores the need for Chad to implement reforms to remove constraints in energy, infrastructure, access to finance, and the digital economy, which are hindering the country’s agriculture sector. For example, establishing mini-grids and independent power plants and providing credit guarantees for SME’s could boost farmers’ and producers’ productivity.

In line with the CPSD’s findings, the World Bank Group’s strategy for Chad focuses on agribusiness, infrastructure, power, ICT, manufacturing, transport, and logistics.

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John Deere Invests in ag-tech company Hello Tractor

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John Deere has made a minority investment in Hello Tractor, an ag-tech company based in Nairobi, Kenya.

Hello Tractor connects tractor owners with smallholder farmers in Africa and Asia through a farm-equipment-sharing app, which allows farmers to track and manage their fleet, book customers, and access financing options.

Hello Tractor was among the first group of companies to participate in John Deere’s Startup Collaborator program, launched in 2019 to enhance and deepen Deere’s interaction with startup companies whose technology could add value for customers.

“John Deere sees this as an opportunity to support Hello Tractor’s innovative work to provide technologies and solutions to agricultural entrepreneurs in Africa and Asia,” said Jason Brantley, Director, Ag & Turf Sales & Marketing – Africa and Asia, at John Deere. “Hello Tractor’s work also aligns with the John Deere Strategy and the Ag & Turf Division’s Leap Ambitions to ensure 100% of new Small Ag equipment is connectivity-enabled by 2026.”

“The partnership between Hello Tractor and John Deere has been building since our participation in John Deere’s Startup Collaborator program,” said Jehiel Oliver, Hello Tractor founder. “We look forward to continuing to work together to ultimately help drive better economic outcomes for smallholder farmers.”

Hello Tractor has approximately 25 employees and will continue to operate from its current location in Africa.

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6 benefits of VF agriculture tyres?

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When it comes to agricultural machinery, tyres are a crucial component. They are responsible for carrying heavy loads, providing traction, and ensuring the stability and safety of the equipment.

Agriculture tyre has come a long way in recent years, with the introduction of VF (Very High Flexion) tyres revolutionizing the industry. In this blog post, we’ll explore the hidden benefits of VF agricultural tyres and why they are becoming increasingly popular among farmers.

  1. Improved Efficiency

VF agricultural tyres offer a significant advantage in terms of efficiency improvement. They can carry heavier loads at the same inflation pressure as standard agricultural tyres. This means fewer trips are required to complete the same amount of work. This saves time. This also reduces fuel consumption and wear and tear on the machinery.

  1. Increased Yield

VF tractor tyre has the potential to increase crop yield. VF tyres have a broader surface area that enables them to distribute the weight of the machinery more evenly, decreasing soil compaction. This allows the soil to retain more water and nutrients, providing the ideal crop-growing conditions. Additionally, the improved flotation of VF tyres enables farmers to access their fields earlier, resulting in a longer growing season and potentially higher yields.

  1. Improved Safety

Safety is always a top priority when it comes to agricultural machinery. VF farm tyre provides improved stability and traction, reducing the risk of accidents and crop damage. Moreover, the wider contact area of VF tyres lowers ground pressure. This helps in preventing tyre slippage and reduces the possibility of getting stuck in wet or muddy terrain.

  1. Longer Tyre Life

The designers have developed VF Ag tyre to endure heavy loads and offer outstanding durability, resulting in a longer tyre lifespan than standard agricultural tyres. This can significantly reduce the cost of replacing tyres and the downtime required for maintenance and repairs.

  1. Environmental Benefits

VF Agri tyre has environmental benefits. Reducing the number of trips required to complete work can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions from machinery. The reduced soil compaction and improved soil health can also lead to better carbon sequestration in the soil, helping to combat climate change.

  1. Reduced Soil Compaction

The VF technology has a positive impact on soil health. Since VF farm tractor tyres require lower inflation pressure, they create a larger tyre footprint that minimizes soil compaction.

VF agricultural tyres offer a range of hidden benefits to farmers in the UK. From improving efficiency and increasing yield to enhancing safety and environmental sustainability, VF tyres are a valuable investment for farmers looking to optimize their agricultural machinery.

CEAT Specialty’s experienced technicians are responsible for assessing your requirements and guiding you in choosing the optimal tyre, including determining whether a VF tyre is the most appropriate and effective option for your needs.

With a vast selection of tyres available, selecting the appropriate one can be daunting, but feel free to seek expert advice. When choosing the best tyre, no questions are considered wrong.

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CEAT Spraymax Tyres: The Ideal Solution for UK Agricultural Sprayers

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Agricultural sprayers are an essential part of modern farming practices. They allow farmers to effectively manage and control pests and weeds while minimizing the use of harmful chemicals.

However, have the right equipment, including the right agriculture tyre, to get the most out of your sprayer.

CEAT Specialty, one of the world’s leading tyre manufacturers, launched Spraymax Tyre. It is designed specifically for agricultural sprayers in the UK. CEAT engineers the Spraymax tyre to offer superior performance and durability in the harsh conditions where agricultural sprayers operate.

Here are the key features and benefits of the best Spraymax tractor tyre:

Unique tread pattern: CEAT Spraymax Tyres have a unique tread pattern designed to provide excellent traction and stability on wet and muddy fields. This helps to minimize slippage and ensures that the sprayer can operate smoothly and efficiently, even in rugged terrain.

Maximized sprayer tyre life: As farms expand, self-propelled sprayers spend more time traveling between fields and farms. This has made on-road capabilities almost as critical as in-field performance. To address this concern, CEAT Spraymax tyres are designed with a center tie bar that smooths out unevenness on the road, allowing optimal speeds. Additionally, the farm tractor tyres have a high non-skid depth, which enhances their durability and extends their life, ultimately maximizing the lifespan of sprayer tyres.

Rigid construction: CEAT Specialty manufactures Spraymax Tyre using high-quality materials with exceptional durability and resistance to punctures and cuts. This helps to minimize downtime and ensures that your sprayer can keep operating, even in challenging conditions.

Optimal load-carrying capacity: CEAT Specialty designs the best Spraymax tractor tyre to bear heavy loads effortlessly. This makes it an ideal option for agricultural sprayers requiring substantial liquids and chemicals.

Boost productivity: Another advantage of using very high flexion (VF) tyre technology, especially for improving your sprayer’s performance, is its increased load-carrying capacity. CEAT Specialty designs the Spraymax tyre with robust and flexible sidewalls, empowering them to bear 40% more weight than a standard radial tyre of the same size, operating at the same pressure.

For farmers and contractors looking to enhance operational efficiency by upgrading to a sprayer with a larger tank capacity, sprayer tyres can increase productivity by reducing non-spraying time through fewer refills.

Comfortable ride: CEAT Spraymax Tyres feature a unique construction that helps to absorb shocks and vibrations, providing a smooth and comfortable ride for the operator.

Fuel-efficient: CEAT Specialty’s best Spraymax tractor tyre is fuel-efficient. It helps to reduce the overall operating costs of your agricultural sprayer.

Minimized soil compaction: CEAT Spraymax VF, classified as a very high flexion tyre, can transport an equivalent weight with 40% less pressure than standard tyres of the exact dimensions. This results in an extended and broader tyre footprint that distributes the sprayer’s weight across a greater contact patch, lowering ground pressure and decreasing soil compaction. This, in turn, facilitates plant growth by improving root development while reducing the amount of fuel and steel required to fix any compaction issues before the next crop.

In addition to these features, CEAT Spraymax Tyres are also easy to install and maintain, making them a cost-effective choice for farmers and agricultural contractors across the UK.

Overall, CEAT Spraymax Tyres are the ideal solution for UK agricultural sprayers that need reliable and durable tyres that can perform in various challenging conditions. With their unique design and exceptional performance, CEAT Spraymax Tyres are an excellent investment for anyone looking to get the most out of their agricultural sprayer.

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UK awards £9.13m to develop cutting-edge farming technology

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Three cutting-edge projects will receive a share of £9.13 million in government funding to carry out research and development on proposals to boost agricultural productivity, sustainability and climate resilience, it has been announced today.

The funding will support projects developing robotic crop harvesting for horticulture, an autonomous system to change cows’ bedding to improve their health, welfare and productivity, and a more environmentally-friendly approach to potato cultivation.

The three projects are being supported through the Large R&D Partnership competition, which is part of the government’s £270 million Farming Innovation Programme, and a second round of the competition is currently open for applications.

This is all part of the government’s commitment to spend around £600 million on grants to provide support for farmers to invest in productivity, animal health and welfare, innovation, research and development over three years. It will be funded from the £2.4 billion annual farming budget, which is being maintained at its current level for the rest of this current Parliament.

Alongside the ongoing roll-out of the Environmental Land Management schemes, the grants will help to deliver long-term sustainable food production and support farmers to halt and reverse the decline of nature as set out in the Environmental Improvement Plan. Farming Minister Mark Spencer said:

It’s important that we fund projects like these – and those still to come in future rounds – as we support farmers to deliver sustainable food production and protect the environment.

Innovation, research and development will help keep the sector at the cutting edge of technology as we look into the future.

 

Katrina Hayter, Interim Executive Director  Healthy Living & Agriculture, Innovate UK, said:

These projects have all demonstrated not only an innovative solution to a real-life, on-farm problem, but also the value of partnerships and collaboration between different sector experts. For novel technology to truly succeed, it needs the input of the farmers themselves for the day-to-day realities of its use.

 

We’re really pleased that these partnerships have this idea at their core, and we now look forward to working with them as they develop their solutions further and bring the benefits to life.

 

Successful projects

The Agri-Opencore project, led by APS Produce, has been awarded over £3.8m to accelerate the delivery of robotic crop systems for horticulture. With labour shortages affecting the horticulture sector around the world, there are huge opportunities to reduce costs and labour requirements.

The funding will help the project create the world’s first open development platform (software and hardware) for agri-robotic crop harvesting. The open development platform will enable multiple organisations to contribute, allowing cross-sector collaboration and demonstration of technologies on English farms. It is hoped that the project will help to accelerate the adoption of robotic picking by two years. Phil Pearson, from APS Produce, said:

The AGRI-OPENCORE robotics project is an exciting, and vital project for the fresh produce industry. It promises to deliver the significant progress required to automate fresh produce harvesting in the UK. As this work brings leading technology providers, Dogtooth, Xihelm and Wootzano, with the academic excellence of the University of Lincoln team, we can expect significant progress towards autonomous harvesting.

The AG ARC project, led by Garnett Farm Engineering, has been awarded over £2.5m towards the development of an autonomous cow cubicle bedding unit. Cow comfort is a key factor in reducing the chances of cows suffering from mastitis, a fatal inflammation of their mammary gland, with dry and clean bedding and careful management of cubicles being vital.

Currently, this must be done manually by farmers, but this project will develop an intelligent robotic cubicle bedder to monitor and respond to key sensor data to optimise dispensing of bedding. This will help to boost cow health and welfare, improve farm productivity and reduce costs through efficient use of bedding.

Andrew Garnett, of AG Products, said:

We look forward to collaborating with the University of Liverpool on this exciting project to further enhance our cattle bedding solutions to farmers, improving cow welfare and productivity. Our passion for innovation has seen the recent launch of the AG Duo; the AG ARC will further revolutionise the industry’s approach to cattle bedding.

The Potato-LITE project has been awarded £2,830,000 to explore optimised systems for potato cultivation. Current systems require the soil to be cultivated to create a deep and uniform seedbed, free from stones and clods, to provide a favourable environment for potato growth. Whilst reduced tillage technologies have enabled regenerative agriculture in cereal systems, this technology has not been developed for the production of potatoes and other root crops. Potato-LITE will transform potato tillage through developing new cultivation equipment and systems, delivered through a leading partnership between food manufacturers (PepsiCo and McCain), a machinery manufacturer (Grimme), growers (Strawson Ltd, JRO Griffiths, H Sutton & Son and JM Bubb & Son) and research organisations (Cranfield University, Harper Adams University and CHAP). The project focuses on reducing the depth, intensity and number of operations required, which will improve soil health and reduce the environmental impact of potato production whilst also reducing costs, making the £824 million potato sector more resilient and sustainable.

Shaunagh Slack, Project Lead for Potato-LITE, Regen Ag Scientist, Agricultural Science, PepsiCo, said:

“At PepsiCo, agriculture is core to our business and we believe that sustainable agricultural practices are pivotal in protecting and enhancing our natural resources. Through Potato-LITE, we have a unique opportunity to form a leading industry and academic partnership to transform potato tillage and quantify the benefits on soil health and greenhouse gas emissions.  This four year research project will enable the adoption of regenerative agriculture practices among UK farming communities as we work towards a net zero future.”

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Pöttinger optimises forage harvesting with new app

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Pöttinger optimises forage harvesting with new app

Pöttinger, the grassland specialist, always focuses on achieving the best working results and optimising processes when developing its machines and digital solutions.

HARVEST ASSIST is a new, innovative app that helps to simplify and optimise logistics while harvesting forage.

 The innovation

HARVEST ASSIST optimises forage harvesting by taking into account harvesting volumes, the distance between the field and the clamp, and optimising compaction performance in the clamp, to achieve the best quality forage.

In addition, the app enables real-time communication using existing hardware. Available for iOS and Android, every member of the harvest convoy can install the app on their smartphone for free. This provides an intuitive overview for straightforward control of all the grassland harvesting machines.

The app makes it easy to add fields and assign them to each of the machines. There is a very clear overview of the fields to be harvested and also their status, e.g. whether they have already been raked and the crop collected.

The algorithm that calculates the optimum harvest sequence is especially innovative. The harvest volumes, the distance between each field and the clamp and the compaction performance in the clamp are superimposed on the display.

This provides the tractor drivers with information on the optimised harvesting sequence so that they deliver crop to the clamp at regular intervals and avoid delivery peaks. Thanks to the intuitive display of the individual fields in the app, it is also easy for people who are not familiar with the farm to find each field and drive back to the clamp quickly using the integrated navigation system.

The features at a glance

In the app, the machinery portfolio consists of loader wagons, rakes, mowers, tedders, mergers and round balers. Everyone involved in each stage of the process gets an overview of the work progress in the field. The current status can be displayed for each field, showing whether it is being mowed, tedded, raked or collected. As soon as each stage is finished, the tractor driver can change the field status. This provides a structured view of which fields are ready for the next stage. These are then indicated to the driver with the next machine as soon as the field status has been changed.

In the live location view, each member of the harvest convoy is shown on an intuitive map along with the relevant machine and process. All locations are transmitted in real time, which greatly simplifies communication.

HARVEST ASSIST not only optimises forage harvesting but also compaction performance in the clamp. The compaction vehicle at the clamp has time to neatly distribute and compact each load of crop one by one.

The app is available in English, German, French, Polish and Czech.

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The 8th edition of AgriTech Expo Zambia

The 8th edition of AgriTech Expo Zambia

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The 8th edition of AgriTech Expo Zambia returns to the GART Research Centre in Chisamba from 20–22 April 2023.

Bringing new and state of the art solutions to the farming community of Zambia, the show aims to attract more than 18 500+ farming professionals and 180+ exhibitors – all in one location and with the goal of driving Zambia’s Agri sector forward!

AgriTech Expo Zambia is the ultimate business-to-business buying platform for agricultural professionals, from small-scale farmers to commercial enterprises, to engage and conduct business with some of the leading suppliers to the agricultural industry.

The goal of the expo is establishing a marketplace for industry professionals, young agripreneurs and farmers of all scales, to come together in one location to conduct exclusive agribusiness transactions while being educated on the latest global industry trends to advance into the next generation of food production.

From live crop trials and machinery demonstrations to technical and practical workshops and business lounges for commercial players, AgriTech Expo presents the gateway to industry innovations with the leading outdoor exhibition in the region for the agri community.

AgriTech Expo is simply the only professional business led event servicing the needs of the entire agri-value chain in Zambia and its neighbouring countries.

What’s new?
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  • Live Planting Demo and Aquaculture Zone

  • An all-new site layout including an inverted indoor exhibition – bringing this showcase to life in the outdoor environment.

  • Boasting 33 live crop trials – more than any AgriTech Expo has seen in years before.

  • Increased workshop zones, focusing on providing farmers with targeted knowledge covering machinery, livestock, DroneZone, finance, and more.

Our usual fan favourites, which include:

  • Net-house showcase

  • Musika Green Zone

  • Workshops

  • Live crop trials

  • Machinery demonstrations

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State of tractor sales in South Africa in the month of February 2023

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February tractor sales of 781 units were marginally (1.8%) less than the 795 units sold in February last year. On a year-to-date basis tractor sales are now approximately 7% down on last year.

Thirty-nine combine harvesters were sold in February, 20 units more than the 19 units sold in February last year. On a year-to-date basis combine harvester sales are now almost 140% more than last year.

“Farmers have adopted an attitude of cautious optimism. With the dry January and wet February conditions, there is uncertainty about what ultimate yields may be. It will only be at harvest time that crop yields and quality will be known,” says Tallie Giessing, Chairman South African Agricultural Machinery Association.

Nevertheless, expectations are that, while 2023 tractor sales may not reach the levels experienced in 2022, they should be at least of the order of the 2021 sales, that is between 7 500 and 8 000 units.

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New Holland highlights future of precision agriculture

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High-horsepower and precision ag technology were front and center during New Holland Agriculture’s showing last week at Commodity Classic.

New Holland Agriculture displayed a wide range of its high-horsepower equipment, including several new additions to the tractor and disc drill portfolios.

With a large focus of the show being on precision agriculture technology, New Holland hosted technology demonstrations in the booth and led a Mini What’s New Session, highlighting the unique capabilities of its Guardian™ front boom sprayer.

In addition, CNH Industrial brands, New Holland Agriculture and Case IH, announced during Commodity Classic a memorandum of understanding with American Farm Bureau Federation regarding right to repair.

Eye-Catching Equipment and Interactive Technology at Commodity Classic

Five products were showcased in the New Holland Agriculture booth this year – the P2185 air disc drill T7.300 long wheelbase tractor, Guardian SP310F front boom sprayer, T6.180 methane power tractor and CR9.90 combine harvester. The booth included precision ag technology demos, kiosks and displays showcasing MyPLM™ Connect, PLM tractor and armrests, IntelliSpray™ nozzle control system and VSN® visual guidance.

“Commodity Classic gives us the opportunity to showcase the best equipment and technology in the business to the more than 4,800 American farmers in attendance this year,” Mark Lowery, director of commercial marketing for New Holland Agriculture North America.

“It’s truly an exciting time for New Holland Agriculture. There’s a lot of momentum building for the new products coming to our portfolio, like the T7.300 LWB tractor and P2185 air disc drill launching this summer, along with our precision technology capabilities and the investment we’re making in the future.”

Beyond displaying on the tradeshow floor, New Holland Agriculture hosted a Mini What’s New Session to highlight the Guardian front boom sprayer. New Holland’s session, New Era of Spraying is Connected and Precise: The Guardian Front Boom Sprayer, highlighted the three model enhancements, precision technology features and Connected Workflow™ functions of the Guardian front boom sprayer.

Alex Caldwell, self-propelled sprayers product marketing manager for New Holland Agriculture North America, led the session and shared New Holland’s vision of creating a connected environment for the operator and owner, as well as the overall experience.

New Holland and Case IH Sign Right to Repair Memorandum of Understanding

On the first day of Commodity Classic, March 9, American Farm Bureau Federation and CNH Industrial brands, New Holland and Case IH, signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU), allowing farmers and ranchers the right to repair their own farm equipment.

The agreement ensures farmers and independent repair facilities have access to diagnostic and repair codes, manuals, product service demonstrations and customer training. The MOU also enables farmers to purchase diagnostic tools and receive manufacturer assistance when ordering parts for CNH Industrial branch equipment.
“We understand the work our customers do is time-sensitive and critical for a safe and abundant food and fiber supply,” explains Sally Johnson, vice president of New Holland Agriculture North America. “This agreement is the next step in delivering on New Holland’s promise to better serve our customers, and in a way that helps them safely and effectively manage and maintain their equipment uptime.”

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