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More than a Track System: New Holland Presents its T9 SmartTrax, Available in 2025

New Holland has announced it will launch the T9 SmartTrax equipped with PLM Intelligence in 2025. The model also include a track system that delivers high performance regardless of field conditions. “The T9 SmartTrax with PLM Intelligence reflects our legacy for pushing boundaries. It’s more than an enhanced track system. It’s a commitment to farmers built based on innovation, efficiency, capability and versatility.” explains Ken Paul, product marketing manager, high horsepower tractors for New Holland. Mastering the Terrain with T9 SmartTrax The T9 tractor's track system is equipped with advanced oscillating roller wheels and vibration-dampening mount suspension for a smoother ride and to prevent...

John Deere Adds 5M 130 Tractor to its Range

John Deere 5M has added the 5M 130 to the range, broadening the upper power class portfolio with a maximum output of up to 135 horsepower. The new PowrQuad PLUS and Powr8 transmission options provide farmers with solutions for a wide range of tasks. The technology allows operators to experience continuous pulling power with smooth gear shifts within the selected group and a button on the lever eliminates the need for manual clutching when shifting between groups. The 5M tractor reduces RPM to save fuel while delivering sufficient power to accomplish transport tasks efficiently at up to 40 km/h. The integration...

New Holland GENESIS T8 Series is Set to Hit the Market in 2025

New Holland is set to introduce new models to its GENESIS T8 Series in 2025. These new models will be equipped with PLM Intelligence, which will provide greater power. The T8 Series newcomers will have the same engine as the current T8 Series models but will offer a surge in horsepower and refined engine control. Customers and operators can expect a horsepower increase of 5-15, depending on the model number, across the T8 Series lineup, which includes T8.325, T8.355, T8.385, T8.415, and T8.440. The new T8 Series tractors are equipped with updated hydraulic remote valves and couplers to optimize hydraulic power...

Tractors Sales Register Slight Increase in February according to AEM Reports

Unit sales of 100+ horsepower ag tractors increased slightly in February 2024 in the U.S., according to new data from AEM. The month recorded an increase of 2.8% compared to February 2023.   However, year-to-date data reflects sales below 2023 in total units of ag tractors and combines. Ag tractor sales dipped 14.2%, while combines finished under 18.9%. In Canada, combine sales jumped 27.2% in February 2024 compared to 2023, and are up a total of 6.3% year-to-date compared to last year. 131 combines were sold in February, adding to the overall year-to-date sales of 255 units. “The combine sales in Canada are a bright spot...

Precision Farming Market Expected To Achieve US$ 20.36 Billion by 2032

The precision farming market is projected to reach a valuation of $ 6 billion in 2022, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13% during the assessment period spanning from 2022 to 2032. By 2032, the global precision farming market is forecasted to achieve a value of US$ 20.36 billion. Precision farming relies on specialized equipment, software and information technology to gather real-time crop, soil, and environmental data. Predictive analytics software uses this data to guide farmers on crop rotation, planting schedules, harvesting periods and soil management. Field sensors monitor soil moisture, temperature and surrounding air conditions. Satellite and drone imagery...

The Impact of Precision Agriculture on Sustainability: a Report by AEM

In a recent report published by AEM, the impact that pecision farming has on the environment was analysed. Specifically, the report analyses how the use of new technologies contributes to reducing environmental impact, increasing productivity and yield and a better overall economic result. The USDA identified three pillars of sustainability for the agriculture industry: reduced environmental impact, increased productivity, yield and a better overall economic result. Today's precision agriculture technologies are helping crop farmers make significant gains with all three pillars. "For the environmental benefits of precision agriculture to take shape, farmers need to generate more yield and at least break even...

Toro Sets a New Standard for Valves with the New 900 Series

Toro Ag is setting a new standard for valve performance with the new Toro 900 Series Valve. The 900 Series Valve gives growers an efficient and reliable foundation for irrigation system control while offering designers flexible valve sizing to fit a wide range of applications: everything is bundled in a simple, 4-piece valve assembly that allows for easy in-field maintenance. "This valve strikes a great balance between simplicity and innovation. The distinctive curved profile of the valve seat where the diaphragm meets the valve body creates an easier path for water through the valve, reducing pressure loss and allowing the downstream...

World Ag Expo Concludes Successfully with Over 100,000 Attendees

People from all over the world gathered at Tulare to participate in the 57th Annual World Ag Expo, which is the largest yearly outdoor agricultural exhibition in the world. The event lasted for three days and had 1,258 exhibitors occupying 2.6 million square feet of exhibit space. Over 100,000 attendees representing 49 states, the District of Columbia, and 81 countries attended the event. “The World Ag Expo connected farm-ng with forward-thinking farmers from around the world. Our team learned from a marketplace of engaged users. We will be back in 2025 with new tools and capabilities.” states Nathan Dorn, Business Development...

ARA’s Sales Reports High Demand of Ecorobotix Sprayer in the U.S.

Ecorobotix's ARA sprayer has generated immense interest among farmers in the US. Its advanced technology, including UHP-Sprayer and AI-based software, reduces CO2 emissions and environmental footprint. ARA's sales have exceeded projections, indicating significant demand in the US market. ARA was launched in 2021 by Ecorobotix in Switzerland and has exponentially grown its success in 13 European countries and most recently expanded geographically to Canada, South America, and the USA. ARA is a combination of Ecorobotix's advanced UHP-Spray-Technology and AI-driven Plant-by-Plant software: this system can scan the field in less than 250 milliseconds, capture real-time imagery, identify the specific crops or weeds the...

How the Baltimore Bridge Collapse Could Affect Shipments of Construction and Farm Equipment

The tragic incident in which a container ship collided with a support column of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore has featured in headlines across the globe, not only for the loss of life but also due to the potential impact on supply chains. Authorities have suspended all traffic through the port area until further notice. According to the latest insight by Alexander Jones, Research Analyst at Interact Analysis, there are several short-term effects that the incident is likely to have on the off-highway vehicle sector. According to a US census, the port of Baltimore was ranked #1 for imports and exports...