The organisational machine of EIMA International, the world exhibition of agricultural machinery that will hold its 45th edition in Bologna from 9 to 13 November, is in full swing. In these very days the offices of FederUnacoma, the association of agricultural machinery manufacturers that is the direct organiser of the event, are fine-tuning the full calendar of themed events that have always punctuated the five days of the exhibition. While it is still being worked out, the programme already appears to be rich in content, including press conferences, conventions, exhibitions in the demo area, seminars and workshops. In the foreground, political and economic issues relating to the development of the agro-mechanical sector, which are the focus of the press conference presenting the event, scheduled for Tuesday 8 November.

The meeting is an opportunity to take stock of developments in the world market for agricultural machinery, with an analysis of possible short and medium-term trends. Political and economic scenarios will be discussed again on Wednesday 9 November, with geopolitical analyst Dario Fabbri opening a window on the military conflict between Ukraine and Russia, and the consequences for the agricultural sector and the agro-mechanical industry.

Moreover, the next edition of EIMA is an important moment of debate with politicians and representatives of institutions – delegations of European and Italian parliamentarians will be present in Bologna – called upon to define strategies for the sector, which has to deal with structural and long-term crises, such as those linked to global warming and drought. Together with technological innovation, the climate emergency is one of the strong themes of the Bologna event.

Various meetings have already been scheduled on this subject, from the workshop on “Climate change: risk management”, promoted by FederUnacoma and Agia/CIA (Wednesday 9 November), to the seminar entitled “Sustainable use of water – EUWAY Project” organised again by AGIA/CIA (Thursday 10 November), and the conference on “The challenge of water. Accessible technologies for developing countries” organised by FederUnacoma/CEFA. The digitalisation of mechanical vehicles, the spread of precision agriculture, the new frontiers of automation and artificial intelligence are fundamental for the sustainability of the primary sector, and it is precisely these technologies that are at the centre of the meeting scheduled for Friday 11 November by the Agricultural Industry Electronics Foundation (AEF), while the meeting organised by the Agricultural Robotics Association (FIRA) on Thursday 10 November looks in particular at systems for highly automated agriculture. Agriculture 4.0 will also be discussed at the meeting of the Smart Agrifood Observatory which, also on Thursday 10 November, will take stock of the spread of digital technology in the agricultural and agrifood supply chain.

Also dedicated to technology, the award ceremony for Tractor of the Year 2023, organised by Trattori magazine, is scheduled for Wednesday 9 November. The Tractor of the Year finalist models will parade in the impressive outdoor demo area of EIMA International, specially set up between halls 35 and 37.

Also worth mentioning among the appointments at the Bologna event is the “Contractor of the Year” award ceremony promoted by “Il Contoterzista” magazine and scheduled for Friday 11 November. A brand new item at EIMA 2022 is the “Garden E-motion” event, promoted by Comagarden, which consists of a programme of demonstration tests of vehicles and equipment for gardening and landscaping, set up in an open-air area inside the exhibition centre and centred on different types of machines.

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AGCO Corporation announced its exhibit on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on March 21-22, as part of the Association of Equipment Manufacturers’ (AEM) Celebration of Modern Agriculture event.

Agriculture equipment manufacturers and AEM partners in the Washington D.C. ag community will showcase how “innovation enables sustainability” in the nation’s capital. The event will take place outside USDA headquarters between the Smithsonian Museums and will feature America’s farmers, ranchers, and agriculture innovators on the cutting-edge of science and technology.

“AEM is pleased to provide a forum for showcasing these fascinating displays of the innovations that are enabling modern agriculture to sustainably provide for a growing world, as it will serve as an opportunity to help educate policymakers on the sustainability of today’s producers,”

said AEM Senior Director of Regulatory Affairs Nick Tindall.

On display will be innovations in such product categories as autonomous robot concepts, combines, applicators, windrowers, data management, in-field conservation practices, creative chemistry, tractors big and small, and much more. All the exhibits will feature the advancements that drive American agriculture’s long history of producing more while shrinking its environmental footprint.

“‘Ag on the Mall’ is a great opportunity to showcase how AGCO is helping farmers develop more productive, efficient, and sustainable practices to feed a rapidly growing world. Visitors will see revolutionary products that have won awards for engineering excellence, such as the Fendt Rogator 900 Series Applicator and Massey Ferguson 8S Series Tractor. And we’re very excited to demonstrate our Project Xaver Planting Robot concept, which represents the industry’s most cutting-edge autonomous technology as AGCO leans into the future of farming.”

said Robert Crain, AGCO SVP of Customer Experience and AEM chair.

“Bringing the ag community together for National Ag Day to tell this important story couldn’t happen at a more critical time, as USDA is in the process of developing its Climate-Smart Agriculture & Forestry Partnership Program and environmental sustainability continues to be hotly debated in Congress and the media. Highlighting how innovation enables sustainability will be vital to ensuring policies allow farmers and ranchers to produce and innovators to innovate.”

said Tindall.

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AGCO announced that its Fendt Rogator 900 Series Applicator has been awarded the prestigious Davidson Prize for agricultural engineering excellence.

The Davidson Prize is awarded by the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) and the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) to their three top-scoring AE50 winners that represents the best of each year’s new products. The Fendt Rogator, along with seven other AGCO products, was awarded an AE50 award in November 2021.

“Fendt is sincerely honored and very proud of this award. The Fendt Rogator exemplifies the qualities recognized by the Davidson Prize – breakthrough innovations and engineering excellence that benefit our farmers and retail operators. Fendt’s design teams relied on tremendous voice-of-customer input and AGCO’s historic application experience to produce a revolutionary solution that provides year-round capabilities without compromises and ROI for a value that’s very unique in the industry.”

said Greg Pumo, marketing director, application equipment, Fendt North America.

The Fendt Rogator 900 Series is a self-propelled, rear-mounted boom applicator with one-button adjustable height and the ability to transform between liquid, dry pneumatic, and dry spinner delivery systems in as little as two hours. Such capabilities allow this single solution to provide year-round application of dry or liquid crop nutrients, crop protection products, and cover crop seeds. The Rogator’s flexibility allows it to serve the functions of multiple traditional applicators, provides for greater control of application timing, and optimizes equipment investment and ROI.

2022 is the second straight year AGCO products have won the esteemed Davidson Prize. In 2021, the company’s 9350 DynaFlex draper header with AutoDock header docking system took the honor.

More information regarding the Fendt Rogator 900 Series Applicator may be found at fendt.com/us/sprayers/fendt-rogator-900. The Fendt Rogator is on display March 10-12 at Commodity Classic in New Orleans, Louisiana, and at Fendt dealerships nationwide.

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“The T6.180 Methane Power is the result of New Holland’s pioneering work on the use of alternative fuels through our Clean Energy Leader strategy. It is a significant step forward on the path to decarbonizing agriculture, and it is happening now, as the development of this sustainable tractor has reached its production phase. It is commercially available to our customers beginning this 2022 season,”

commented Michael Cornman, Livestock and Dairy Segment Manager for New Holland Agriculture North America.

The same performance as diesel with up to 30% lower running costs

The T6 Methane Power delivers the performance of its diesel equivalent –the same power at 180 hp, torque at 740 Nm, and durability –with the added advantage of up to 30% reduction in running costs. It also offers operators fuel flexibility and can run on either biomethane or compressed natural gas (CNG).

Compared to emission limits allowed under European Stage V emission regulations, the T6 Methane Power produces 98% less particulate matter. When running biomethane, it can provide a 10 to 15% reduction in CO2 for a negative emission profile. A simple, maintenance-free, three-way catalyst is used after treatment, eliminating the need for exhaust gas recirculation and selective catalytic reduction components, as well as diesel exhaust fluid.

The T6 Methane Power features an all-new NEF 6.7-liter engine specifically developed for agricultural applications by FPT Industrial and benefits from the company’s 20+ years of experience in natural gas powertrain technology development. To date, FPT Industrial has produced more than 50,000 natural gas engines.

On the T6 Methane Power, the gas tanks with 49 gallons of capacity are stored in the same position as the diesel tanks on the standard T6 model. This maintains the excellent visibility from the cab and results in no restrictions in access. Fuel storage under the cab has been optimized, ensuring current production tire size offerings and track width settings. Additional options such as mid-mount valves are also available.

For extended periods between fill-ups, the front-mounted range extender offers an additional 71 gallons of fuel capacity with a bolted connection to a port on the front of the tractor. The tractor is also fitted with gas connection points at the front and rear, enabling additional fuel storage that could be mounted on trailers and implements.

T6 Methane Power with biomethane: The next step toward zero-carbon farming

The T6 Methane Power tractor is a key element in New Holland’s Energy Independent Farm concept, closing the loop of a truly circular economy, from fields to energy generation and back to fields, a complete CO₂-neutral cycle.

Farmers can grow energy crops and use agricultural waste to generate biomethane and power their T6 Methane Power tractor with this sustainable fuel to achieve near-zero CO₂ emissions. Livestock and dairy farmers can take this virtuous cycle even further by producing biomethane from manure, which subtracts CO₂ from the environment, resulting in a carbon-negative footprint.

Farmers can also use the byproducts of bio digestion as natural fertilizers on their fields, orchards, or vineyards, closing the circular economy loop.

T6 Methane Power Tractor making first U.S. appearance at 2022 World Ag Expo

The T6 Methane Power tractor will make its public U.S. debut at the 2022 World Ag Expo, February 8-10, 2022, in Tulare, California. It will be on display in the New Holland booth in the south exhibits at the International Agri-Center.

Imagery and additional resources

Fact sheets, images, and additional product resources for the new T6 Methane tractor can be downloaded here and used for publication purposes.

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AGCO Corporation will display an array of innovative and farmer-focused Fendt equipment at the 2022 Commodity Classic in New Orleans, Louisiana, on March 10-12. Included will be many of the brand’s revolutionary products, including the Rogator 900 Series applicator, the IDEAL 10T combine, the Momentum planter, and a range of tractors to suit farming operations of all sizes.

After a digital-only event in 2021, most of Fendt’s exhibit will be new to Commodity Classic attendees and many have been recognized for engineering excellence. Visitors will enjoy hands-on experiences with truly innovative equipment and opportunities to learn about Fendt’s award-winning solutions, which will fill the booth from one end to the other:

The unique Fendt Rogator 900 Series Applicator offers year-round nutrient and clearance versatility for liquid and dry applications. Application height is adjusted within seconds at the push of a button and conversion between liquid and dry formats can be accomplished in under two hours.  Pre-plant, postemergence, mid-season, late-season, and post-harvest applications may all be accomplished with this one machine for tremendous ROI and usefulness. An AE50 award winner!

The eye-catching Fendt Momentum Planter is a truly revolutionary high-capacity, a high-speed planter that reduces planter soil compaction while greatly improving seed placement accuracy on contours and in challenging planting conditions. Momentum also allows growers to cover more acres in less time with 130-bushel seed capacity and high-capacity liquid and dry fertilizer options directly from the factory. An AE50 award winner!

The impressive Fendt IDEAL 10T Combine provides the highest horsepower and largest separation capacity among North American combines on an agile 11.5-foot-wide chassis. The combine will feature the public debut of the 9350 DynaFlex headers, the brand’s first 50-foot draper header, and IDEALdrive, the award-winning joystick driving system that provides unobstructed views of the header and reduces operator fatigue. Fendt’s IDEALdrive is an AE50 award winner!

The immersive FendtONE Mobile Experience Center is an interactive digital exhibit that educates farmers on the unique capabilities of Fendt’s latest technology and equipment. The highlight of the experience is a complete and fully-functional FendtONE cab that provides visitors a unique (and fun) hands-on user experience just like those found in Fendt’s award-winning Vario series tractors. The Fendt 700 Gen6 tractor with FendtONE is an AE50 award winner!

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John Deere invites people to stop by its indoor display (Booth 6627 of the South Hall) to see the products listed below and to talk with experts to learn more about the equipment available. Products to be displayed include:

Products to be displayed include:

• 6155M Row-Crop Tractor / 1745 Planter
• 5125M Utility Tractor
• New 6R 165 Tractor w/450M Round Baler
• 1025R Sub-Compact Utility Tractor
• 3025E Compact Utility Tractor w/300E Loader
• 4066R Compact Tractor w/440R MSL Loader
• XUV835R Gator UTV Crossover Utility Vehicle
• 325G Skid Steer
• W235R Windrower w/R500 Rotary Platform

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The WET150 offers an SDI-I2-enabled solution for real-time monitoring of growing conditions. SDI-12 is an interface for connecting digital sensors to an SDI-12 master device such as a logger or irrigation controller. A key strength of SDI-12 is that it supports the connection of up to 62 sensors to a single input on a compatible device.

The WET150 boasts a 5-year warranty and its patented electronics ensure high levels of measurement accuracy with exceptional salinity and temperature stability – essential for critical control and irrigation applications.

A key strength of the WET150 is its ability to reliably calculate pore water conductivity (ECp), which is the ion content of the water available to the plant. When the WET150 is buried, temperature measurements (essential for compensating EC measurements) are taken down in the root zone, optimizing the precision of readings.

Installed in grow bags or soil, the WET150 can provide the high-quality data required to power effective SDI-12 automated irrigation systems. The watertight build of the WET150 also makes it ideal for use in field agriculture. For portable use, the sensor is available in the kit form alongside an instant readout meter and carry case – enabling growers to take regular spot checks of growing conditions at strategic points throughout their greenhouses.

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AGCO introduced a new self-propelled windrower from Hesston by Massey Ferguson that provides hay farmers more uptime, more power, and more comfort.

The WR Series windrower offers a 10% increase over previous models in overall efficiency to provide the power and speed to maximize hay production and quality. User-friendly features reduce the stress and fatigue brought on by long days in the field, while advanced smart farming technology helps minimize the overall carbon footprint for West Coast hay and livestock operations.

“When it comes to high-quality hay, every hour counts. Massey Ferguson customers rely on the straightforward and dependable nature of their equipment to efficiently accomplish work across their farms. The new WR Series windrower allows them to maximize their time in the field with minimized impact on the environment all while riding in one of the most comfortable high-tech cabs on the market,”

said Matt LeCroy, marketing director, Hay & Forage North America.

Greater Power and Fuel Savings

At the heart of the new WR Series design is a closed center auxiliary hydraulic system. Depending on the application, this feature allows for a 10% fuel reduction or 10% available power increase. This boost in overall efficiency is paired with a 150-gallon fuel tank capacity — an increase over previous models — for greater uptime and productivity.

For added performance and sustainability, the new WR Series features AGCO Power engines, delivering up to 265 HP at 2100 rpm and more than 280 HP at 1950 rpm. These highly dependable and cost-effective engines offer a proven legacy of consistency, reliability, fuel savings, and increased efficiency.

The WR197 features a 4.9-liter, four-cylinder while the WR235 and WR265 are equipped with a 7.4-liter, six-cylinder engine. A large tandem hydraulic header drive pump offers increased hydraulic capacity and control, allowing producers to run disc or draper heads. This provides higher productivity, faster field speeds, and better performance in all field conditions.

Cutting-Edge Technologies for Improved Efficiencies and Comfort

The new WR Series also offers some of Massey Ferguson’s most cutting-edge technology for increased efficiency and a comfortable ride. The Datatronic 5 terminal collects all vital operations in one convenient place and provides an intuitive interface for increased productivity and ease of use. This system allows for individual operator profiles, making it easy to customize operational preferences. Producers can also use MF Guide and other smart farming technologies for more economical operations.

This system reduces overlaps and can save up to 12% fuel in field operations. The spacious, ergonomically inspired Vision Cab with high visibility, rounded front windshield, and tinted rear glass provides an unobstructed view for operation and transport. A suspended rear axle — the oscillating GlideRider — absorbs bounce and shock for increased operator comfort. Paired with the optional OptiAir four-point airbag suspension, producers can experience one of the smoothest rides available.

“Hesston by Massey Ferguson hay equipment is known for high productivity and producing some of the best quality forage. The WR Series provides the efficiency and dependability producers have come to expect, with added comforts that make this vital job more enjoyable. We’re excited to offer the WR Series to operators who were Born to Farm,”

LeCroy said.

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Carbon Robotics unveiled its 2022 LaserWeeder implement, an autonomous, laser weeding pull-behind robot that seamlessly attaches to the back of tractors. The new LaserWeeder is a precise, organic, and cost-effective weed control solution for large-scale specialty row crops.

In addition to an updated build, the 2022 LaserWeeder features 30 industrial CO₂ lasers, more than 3X the lasers in Carbon Robotics’ self-driving Autonomous LaserWeeder, creating an average weeding capacity of two acres per hour. Growers who use Carbon Robotics’ implements are seeing up to 80% savings in weed management costs, with a break-even period of 2-3 years.

“We’ve proven the effectiveness of our laser weeding technology and the immense benefits it offers farmers, including healthier crops and soil, decreased herbicide use, and reduced chemical and labor costs. To best serve farmers’ needs, we’ve adapted the design of our product, but will still leverage our proven laser weeding technology. Our mission has always been to provide farmers with the most effective tools, and the strong demand for LaserWeeders is evidence we’re helping them solve a serious problem.”

said Carbon Robotics CEO and Founder, Paul Mikesell.

Carbon Robotics worked closely with leading vegetable growers to design the 2022 implement so it integrates effortlessly into existing farming infrastructure while covering more ground and solving problems associated with spraying, hand weeding, and mechanical weeding.

As a liftable agricultural implement, the 2022 LaserWeeder offer unique benefits, including:

• Higher Performance. With 30 lasers spanning three crop rows (roughly 20 feet wide), this model has an average effective weeding capacity of two acres per hour.
• Flexible Configuration. The robot is fully adjustable for crop row widths ranging from 60 to 84 inches. Adjustments for transitioning between different crops can be made via a touch-screen without leaving the comfort of the cab.
• Tractor Ready. The LaserWeeder is towed by common row tractors with a three-point hitch.

This 2022 LaserWeeder, like its self-driving 2021 predecessor, features Carbon Robotics’ sophisticated artificial intelligence technology. This system enables the robot to instantly identify, target, and eliminate weeds using thermal energy — while rolling. Carbon Robotics’ patented lighting system enables the LaserWeeder to operate day or night in virtually all weather conditions, with millimeter accuracy.

“Grimmway Farms is dedicated to protecting natural resources and the environment while optimizing crop yield and soil health. We are constantly improving our processes and evaluating new equipment to support our commitment to this mission. When we learned of Carbon Robotics’ laser weeding technology, we were eager to deploy this technology on our farms. This revolutionary approach to weeding has the potential to deliver precision, reliability, and cost-effectiveness in organic weeding that has not previously been available, making it an ideal solution to weed management.”

said Jeff Morrison, director of innovation & new technology at Grimmway Farms.

Farmers have long relied on traditional weeding methods including, herbicides, mechanical weeding, and hand weeding, though each presents challenges. Herbicides can impact the health of the crops, mechanical weeding can damage the plants, and hand labor is expensive and challenging to find. Laser welding is an innovative, reliable, and sustainable solution for farmers and has proven to be effective on more than a dozen crops.

“Securing farm labor continues to be increasingly challenging, so we are always looking for ways to automate our processes. The LaserWeeder automates one of the most demanding, costly, and time-intensive tasks on the farm: weeding. The implemented design is familiar and easy to integrate into daily operations while streamlining weed maintenance, providing the consistency that farmers value and rely on to support the growth of our businesses.”

said Josh Roberts, president and GM of Triangle Farms in Salinas, California.

Carbon Robotics’ 2022 LaserWeeder is already sold out, with orders from Grimmway Farms, Carzalia Valley Produce, Mercer Ranches, Taylor Farms, Triangle Farms, Terranova Ranch, Bowles Farming Co, Braga Ranch, Duncan Family Farms, and Amigo Farms. The company is currently accepting pre-orders for 2023.

Source: Carbon Robotics

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AGCO Corporation will showcase equipment from its Fendt, Massey Ferguson, Hesston by Massey Ferguson brands, as well as other implements at the 2022 World Ag Expo in Tulare, CA, on February 8-10. Highlighting AGCO’s appearance will be the debut of the new Hesston WR Series windrower, the interactive FendtONE Experience Center, and a wide array of popular tractors and Ride & Drive opportunities. AGCO’s booth is located between Q and R streets on North Street.

After a digital-only show in 2021, the 55th World Ag Expo is “Back in AgTion” this year and will feature more than 95 special events, seminars, equipment displays, and livestock demonstrations.

“We’re tremendously excited to be back in Tulare this year. Shows like World Ag Expo provide critical opportunities for farmers to share their needs and learn how AGCO equipment make their operations more efficient and profitable,”

said Darren Parker, AGCO’s vice president of Massey Ferguson NA.

AGCO’s large and dynamic booth fits prominently in the show’s proceedings and will feature new equipment and interactive experiences from across its brand lineup that makes it a must-see stop for all attendees:

Massey Ferguson 8S Series Tractor: New to World Ag Expo! The 8S Series tractor opens a new era for Massey Ferguson’s storied brand and World Ag Expo attendees will be the first on the West Coast to see it! The 8S project began from a blank page and built a complete farming solution based on an in-depth “Voice of the Customer” study, which included one-on-one interviews with operators around the globe. The result is a revolutionary and powerful tractor with a spacious cab, less noise and vibration, and better visibility for more productive operations.

Hesston WR Series Windrower by Massey Ferguson: Debuting at World Ag Expo! Hesston’s hay and foraging solutions have long been the equipment of choice for farmers across the United States and attendees will be the first to see the new WR Series self-propelled windrower. Larger fuel capacity and hydraulic efficiencies mean the new WR Series offers more uptime, more power, and more comfort to maximize hay production and quality. The WR Series is a smarter, more powerful way to better hay.

Hesston Balers and Rakes: Hesston by Massey Ferguson has produced the industry’s leading balers and rakes for generations, and both will be on-hand for up-close inspection. Available on the lot will be Hesston’s 2200 Series large square baler, 1800 Series small square baler, and RK Series rotary rakes.

FendtONE Experience Center: New to World Ag Expo! The Fendt Mobile Experience Center is an innovative digital experience that educates farmers on the unique capabilities of Fendt’s latest technology and equipment. The highly-customized platform offers multiple interactive displays that highlight Fendt tractors, combines, planters and application machinery, including informative video, customer experiences, and benchmarking results. The highlight of the experience is a complete and fully-functional FendtONE cab for visitors to operate and gain a unique hands-on user experience. The FendtONE Experience Center will be open for all attendees to enjoy.

Fendt Ride & Drive: New to World Ag Expo! Fendt’s Ride & Drive experience at WAE will provide hands-on opportunities for some of its newest and most powerful tractors. The Fendt 700 will feature its innovative CargoProfi loader for demonstrations and the new 1167 Vario MT and 942 Vario will be available for attendees to experience the latest in Fendt cab technology, operator ergonomics, and high-end features and capabilities.

Massey Ferguson Ride & Drive and Backhoe Challenge: These popular hands-on events return with GC backhoes, CUE tractors, and ground tools and implements. Attendees will be able to dig, scrape, blade, and have fun experiencing the usefulness of the compact utility lifestyle!

A Wide Array of Tractors and Implements: Both Fendt and Massey Ferguson will showcase tractors and implements that are ideal for the vineyards, orchards, and production operations in the western US. Many Fendt tractors displayed will be new to World Ag Expo attendees and range from the FT 300 Vario’s 113HP to the FT 1167 Vario MT’s staggering 673HP. Massey Ferguson’s wide-ranging lineup will vary from the compact GC1700 all the way up to the new 8S Series tractor and the 8700 S workhorse.

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