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Download PDF A raft of new sprayer technology aims to improve performance and efficiencies, both in product use and in the field. CPM takes a look at some of the latest offerings. by Melanie Jenkins By listening to users’ feedback, we’ve been able to increase efficiency, economy, performance, and functionality even further. Whether it’s a case of increasing efficiency, honing costs, improving soil health, altering management systems or even improving comfort, having the right sprayer, nozzles or tyres can have a big impact on farm. Here are some of the latest innovations to hit the market. Horsch Horsch enters the three-point crop care market with the newly developed mounted sprayer Leeb CS. CS stands for CompactSprayer and the sprayer is designed to be both compact and manoeuvrable – ideal for smaller fields. Horsch’s Leeb CS, which was released last autumn, comes with a continuous cleaning system (CCS) or CCS Pro water system with a rotary pump, continuous inside cleaning and other automatic washing programmes. The CS models are available with three different tank sizes; 1400 litres, 1800 litres and 2200 litres and an additional front tank will be available soon. Available with the technical innovations of its largest siblings,…
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Download PDF A raft of new sprayer technology aims to improve performance and efficiencies, both in product use and in the field. CPM takes a look at some of the latest offerings. by Melanie Jenkins By listening to users’ feedback, we’ve been able to increase efficiency, economy, performance, and functionality even further. Whether it’s a case of increasing efficiency, honing costs, improving soil health, altering management systems or even improving comfort, having the right sprayer, nozzles or tyres can have a big impact on farm. Here are some of the latest innovations to hit the market. Horsch Horsch enters the three-point crop care market with the newly developed mounted sprayer Leeb CS. CS stands for CompactSprayer and the sprayer is designed to be both compact and manoeuvrable – ideal for smaller fields. Horsch’s Leeb CS, which was released last autumn, comes with a continuous cleaning system (CCS) or CCS Pro water system with a rotary pump, continuous inside cleaning and other automatic washing programmes. The CS models are available with three different tank sizes; 1400 litres, 1800 litres and 2200 litres and an additional front tank will be available soon. Available with the technical innovations of its largest siblings,…
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