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Our precision farming offering is essential in managing your business with success. Applying electronics, software, satellite-technology, online tools and big-data enables you to use your equipment more effectively and reach higher profitability of your crops.

We offer you numerous options and solutions for how to produce more with less; utilize inputs more efficiently and thereby increase profits and sustainability.

Whether you are a farmer or contractor with a fleet, IsoMatch FarmCentre gives you a complete overview of your business. You can track the movement of your fleet in real time or verify later where your machines have been operating. Keeping track of multiple machines spread over vast areas has never been so easy! Additionally, all alerts and notifications are sent directly to the IsoMatch FarmCentre web application, and the history of alerts is saved. With IsoMatch FarmCentre, machine performance parameters can be tracked and analysed for optimal performance. Actual information about quantity of pressed bales, fertiliser consumption and more is shown in the application. All this you can check remotely from a computer or even a tablet or smartphone.

With the Kverneland i-Plough, customers are getting their hands on the very latest technology, choosing the model for its ability to deliver repeatable accuracy thanks to FURROWcontrol.

FURROWcontrol is a software application developed by Kverneland’s Mechatronics Centre that combines hydraulic vari-width and ISOBUS to automatically manage the i-Plough’s furrow width during plowing. It follows A/B lines and uses a GPS signal to automatically open and close the working width of the plough as it travels across a field. Doing so removes any bend from the ploughing, and is guaranteed to maintain a straight line, even when ploughing in the dark.

With ISOBUS technology at its core, the 2500-series i-Plough enables easy adjustment of plough settings. From an in-cab terminal, operators can set left and right-hand turnover angle, straighten furrows using an A-B line, set the plough for marking out, and swap from transport to working modes - all at the touch of a button.

One of the first i-ploughs to go to work is bought by Lour Farms in Angus, Scotland. Farm manager Mike Cumming places a lot of importance on primary cultivations, and demands a high-quality finish at every stage of crop production.

“The i-Plough is the ideal implement to deliver arrow-straight furrows in all conditions,” he says. “Technology makes life easier for my operator, and with 600 acres of winter ploughing, we can achieve a superior finish that makes the most of frosty conditions.”

“When working across sloping fields, for example, we can tweak the plough angle on-the-move to ensure that furrows are rolled over properly,” he adds. “We do value how our farm looks, and the ability to achieve a high-quality finish across all our soil types is essential,” he says.