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Real-Time Forage Analysis

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.

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Precise Real-Time Measurements On-The-Go

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.

Display screen showing forage harvester constituent settings for corn silage, with calibration values listed
Gain Higher-Quality Silage

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.

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
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