Today, farmers are feeling the growing demand for meeting the world's food needs.
And so it has become crucial for them to find more efficient ways to increase production without decreasing profits.
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Today, farmers are feeling the growing demand for meeting the world's food needs.
And so it has become crucial for them to find more efficient ways to increase production without decreasing profits.
Some farmers are accomplishing this through variable-rate control.
Rawson Control Systems, Inc., long recognized as a leader in variable-rate systems, is at the forefront of this technology.
In keeping with their tradition, the Oelwein, IA-based company recently released ACCU-RATE, a new variable controller with a hydraulic motor drive for planters, drills, air seeders, granular and air spreaders, as well as liquid applicators with constant volume pumps.
The system uses a radar-ground sensor to send an electric impulse through the processor to the hydraulic drive.
The processor-a mini-computer control-is powered by the tractor's 12-volt battery.
The ACCU-RATE processor is multi-functional, capable of independent control for up to two products using GIS. It features two RS-232 ports for two GIS inputs, and can be programmed for two different seed populations, or change speed at one rate and fertilizer at a different rate-all at the same time.
Because it is PC programmable, the unit allows farmers to update their own programs.
In the planting mode, farmers can read seeds per acre from increments of 1,000 seeds to increments of millions of seeds.
In the fertilizer mode, the delivery rate is in pounds per acre-from one pound to hundreds of pounds.
The processor is designed to give farmers an accurate acre count, digital speed read-out and distance measurement.
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