Alex Caldwell, a Product Marketing Manager with Case IH in DeMotte, Indiana, recently introduced the company’s latest technology, SenseApply. This innovative system, launched during Commodity Classic in Denver, is designed to maximize the output of every input and revolutionize the farming industry.
SenseApply is a single cab mounted multi-spectral camera that can analyze field conditions up to 140 feet wide. This technology offers five different Live VRA capabilities, including nitrogen, PGR, fungicides, herbicides, burndown, selective spray modes, and base-plus-boost mode. It allows farmers to adapt their application rates based on real-time field conditions, increasing efficiency and reducing waste.
Caldwell emphasized the speed and flexibility of SenseApply, with the ability to operate at up to 25 miles per hour for Live VRA modes and up to 19 miles per hour for spot spray modes. This real-time application technology sets a new standard in the market, allowing operators to react to crop conditions immediately.
Furthermore, SenseApply integrates with Case IH FieldOps and Raven Slingshot®, streamlining data management and enhancing decision-making capabilities for farmers. This integration allows for real-time data analysis and aligns with agronomist recommendations, improving overall efficiency in the field.
Overall, SenseApply represents a significant advancement in agricultural technology, bringing a new level of precision and efficiency to farming operations. For more information on Case IH’s SenseApply technology, visit their website at CaseIH.com.
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