Turning Technology into Application Quality
Get increased productivity and reduced spraying costs with John Deere Spraying equipment.
The John Deere 400 and 600 Series Sprayers are equipped with an integrated Generation 4 4600 CommandCenter™ Display, StarFire™ 7000 Receiver and JDLink™ Connectivity. These technologies enable you to deliver precise, consistent applications in your fields with minimal waste – all recorded automatically through John Deere Operations Center™, making it easy to understand exactly how much you have applied, and where.
See & Spray™ Select, available now on the 400 and 600 Series Sprayers, is a broadcast and targeted spraying system that allows you to target weeds on fallow ground or in standing stubble, taking your spraying program to the next level. By using computer vision and advanced technology to target weeds only, this latest in innovation means you can achieve an average of 77% in herbicide savings1.
ExactApply™ nozzle control technology works hand-in-hand with the See & Spray Select system to reduce potential drift and ensure you are achieving the desired droplet.
No matter where you are in your spraying journey, this series of videos will help you get the most out of the technology that is integrated into your John Deere Self-Propelled Sprayer. Whether you are looking to optimise machine setup or capture accurate spray records, these videos will provide you with step-by-step instructions to achieve these things quickly and easily.
1 Based on tank-level sensor values taken at a steady state on John Deere sprayers equipped with and without See & Spray™ Select, before and after covering 30,351 hectares (75,000 acres) of fallow ground with a typical weed pressure of 7,500 weeds per hectare (3,000 weeds per acre), using small and medium spray-length settings starting at 0.7 to 1 m (2.3 to 3.2 ft.) and average growing conditions (seasonal precipitation and temperature) across the US and Canadian plains and Australian farms. Spray-length settings varied based on ground speed, spray pressure, and boom height. Sprayers were equipped with current hardware and software at time of study. Individual results may vary based on field and growing conditions, weed pressure, spray-length settings, and software version.
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