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Case and New Holland win bronze medal at SIMA

05-12-2018 | |
Case and New Holland win bronze medal at SIMA
Case and New Holland win bronze medal at SIMA

Case IH and New Holland are both bronze medal winners of the SIMA 2019 Innovation Awards.

Ahead of the exhibition, a jury of international agriculture professionals has declared Case IH and New Holland Agriculture, both global brands of CNH Industrial, bronze medal winners of the SIMA 2019 Innovation Awards.

XPower electrical weed control system

The electrical weed control system with its ‘electroherbicide’ technology, developed by the Swiss firm, Zasso Group, is branded under the XPower name by Case IH. Developed in response to the need to find more sustainable solutions for weed control, it will be marketed as part of a suite of new Case IH precision farming technologies.

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The electrical weed control system with its ‘electroherbicide’ technology, developed by the Swiss firm, Zasso Group, is branded under the XPower name by Case IH. - Photos: CNH Industrial

The electrical weed control system with its ‘electroherbicide’ technology, developed by the Swiss firm, Zasso Group, is branded under the XPower name by Case IH. – Photos: CNH Industrial

“Digital herbicide technology is at least as efficient as chemical herbicides in terms of controlling weeds, and is more efficient, economic, practical and crop-safe than mechanical weeding, in addition to which it does not disturb the soil nor encourage further weed growth,“says Case IH.

Controlled via ISOBUS Class 3 compatible tractors

According to the company, the system is as effective on larger weeds as smaller ones. “At the same time, it is more practical, safer and cheaper than scorching or burning systems used for total weed control.” Units can be adapted for different row crop systems, and can be controlled via ISOBUS Class 3 compatible tractors. The technology can be used with other systems in the growing suite of Case IH precision farming products.

New Holland Dynamic Feed Roll Reverser

New Holland’s Dynamic Feed Roll (DFR) Reverser on the CR combine harvester range is a feature which enables the operator to clear blockages of the Dynamic Feed Roll from the cab. This new feature adds to the existing Header and Feeder Reverser and the Concave Overload Protection system, to provide even better protection from crop overload.

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New Holland’s Dynamic Feed Roll (DFR) Reverser on the CR combine harvester range is a feature which enables the operator to clear blockages of the Dynamic Feed Roll from the cab.

New Holland’s Dynamic Feed Roll (DFR) Reverser on the CR combine harvester range is a feature which enables the operator to clear blockages of the Dynamic Feed Roll from the cab.

Save € 600 to € 800 per hour

“The benefits of the DFR Reverser for customers are not only the convenience of clearing blockages from the cab, but most importantly the dramatic reduction in the time it takes to complete the operation, from 2 hours to just 10 minutes. As a result, when harvesting with a high-capacity combine such as the CR9.90, together with a tractor and grain cart, this can save the operation between € 600 to € 800 per hour, based on an average of 5-6 hectares harvested per hour and an 8-10 tonnes yield per hectare. This means a significant benefit to the customer’s productivity and profitability,” says New Holland.

Also read: Forage crop analysis with New Holland’s combines and balers

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