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John Deere John Deere Constituent Sensing

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Features

Real-Time Forage Analysis

A man seated at a table works on a laptop connected to a green and black HarvesLab unit holding a sample of chopped plant material

The system offers continuous real-time forage analysis, enhancing silage preservation and controlling feed cost. With integrated machine control, it optimizes milk and energy production while reducing cattle illnesses, ensuring fine-tuned forage quality through length and inoculant adjustments.

Precise Real-Time Measurements On-The-Go

Display screen showing forage harvester constituent settings for corn silage, with calibration values listed

Precise nutrient measurements are taken in real-time for corn, alfalfa, and small-grain silage using HarvestLab™ for over 4000 per second readings. This facilitates real-time forage monitoring and machine adjustments to maintain optimal feed ration balance, leading to improved crop outputs.

Gain Higher-Quality Silage

Overhead view of a forage harvester cutting corn and blowing chopped material through the yellow spout into a wagon traveling beside it in a large field

John Deere Forage Constituent Sensing allows for precise application of silage inoculants using the HarvestLab™ 3000 sensor. This ensures insertion rates adjust according to moisture and nutrient levels, maximizing silage quality and minimizing spoilage across the 8000 and 9000 Series Self-Propelled Forage Harvesters.

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