Manage the farm digi­tally

By analysing current infor­ma­tion, sent to the farmer by moni­toring features, he can make deci­sions relating to forth­coming oper­ations like sowing, fertil­ising, crop protec­tion and purchasing. The ability to make fact-based deci­sions offers a big poten­tial for savings.

Here, the farmer plans his crops for the entire year. The crop rota­tion plan can be shared digi­tally, for example with a contractor. Thus they receive an overview of the fields to culti­vate and/or harvest.

Before work begins in the field, the farmer assigns tasks to his employees. These tasks can then be accessed directly via a smart­phone or the display in the machine’s cab.

When it comes to carrying out field-work, the digital solu­tion offers the flex­i­bility to adapt to changes, when things do not go as orig­i­nally planned.

It is easy to ensure that the assigned tasks are imple­mented and to imme­di­ately notify the person carrying out the work if there are any changes. This allows the work progress to be tracked and enables the farmer to respond to sudden changes in the weather, for example.

Here, the farmer analyses agro­nomic data, such as machine data and varying yields in the field, thus laying the foun­da­tion for plan­ning and executing the work based on real infor­ma­tion.