Over 50,000 acres of corn have been harvested in the last 2 years utilizing TAC sensor steering. Wear resistant synthetic tactile sensors “feel” their way through the row crop and steer the combine, or self-propelled machine, accurately, hands-free across the field. It maintains its course 99.9% of the time, day or night, with accuracy of 3cm or less. This system is capable of steering through any field at any point in the growing season, no matter what system was used for planting.
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Reichhardt presents at the upcoming Agritechnica; ULTRA GUIDANCE PSR – the only automatic steering system, which combines GPS with sensors. All farmers can benefit significantly from this innovative and economic solution. Combined navigation means the usage of GPS and sensors at the same time. It is possible to guide a vehicle automatically down rows with sensors and on the headland with GPS to get to the next pass.
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Today's farmers can use the Minibatt (mini combine) for taking samples prior to harvesting. Its clear benefits, compared to other techniques, are clean samples, low energy consumption, easy handling, and no special training is necessary. The canola kit is a new option for this year.
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