Blog Category: Integrated Solutions

Harvest may be wrapping up, but that doesn’t mean that this year’s growing season is completely over. When the combines are stored in the shed, there is still one step left. This step involves making decisions for next year’s growing season based on the data that has been collected in the current growing season.  

Yield maps are a valuable agronomic decision making tool. Unfortunately, they are rarely perfect straight out of the combine. By understanding common problems and their symptoms, many of these issues can be avoided during harvest or repaired in the John Deere Operations Center with a few simple steps.

The John Deere HarvestLab 3000 is one of the most versatile and impressive sensors on the market. With one sensor you can measure forage quality during harvest, use it as a benchtop laboratory analysis tool for measuring stored feed, and even use it as a liquid manure constituent sensor. This enables real-time decision making that improves animal health, feed management decisions, and applications of liquid manure to crop ground.

John Deere recently announced that its telematic service, JDLink, is now available for no cost on all compatible machines. There are many benefits to using this system, such as connected support, machine information, and agronomic data. The process of activating machines is simple, and can be completed in minutes.

Being a precision agriculture specialist is one of the most exciting jobs at a John Deere dealership. Every day is different, you get to work hands-on with the latest agriculture technology, and have a hand in growing customer success.

John Deere performance upgrade kits provide an excellent option to get the latest sprayer technology in your operation. These retrofit options allow you to install the latest John Deere sprayer technology on an existing sprayer, enabling features such as individual nozzle control, AutoTrac Vision and RowSense, See and Spray, and many others.

Imagine this scenario...

It's the heart of the busy season. You have a three-day window of perfect weather before rain comes. Nothing's going to keep you from getting in the field.