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A monthly publication for members of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) that focuses on trends in sustainable technology for the agriculture industry. Presents short, broad interest articles highlighting engineering prog

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AutoConnect[TM] mower deck.(OUTSTANDING INNOVATIONS)
June 1, 2009... Deere & Company Moline, Illinois, USA 309-765-8000 www.deere.com The 60D and 72D AutoConnect[TM] mid-mount mower decks are the next generation in ease-of-use and attachment technology for use with the 3000 Twenty series CUT tractors. The decks are designed for installation...

Autopilot for LEXION corn heads.(OUTSTANDING INNOVATIONS)
June 1, 2009... CLAAS of America, Inc. Omaha, Nebraska, USA 402-861-1000 www.lexioncombines.com The corn head autopilot is a row-sensing guidance system that uses existing corn stalks to accurately guide the combine through the field. Left- and right-hand steering sensors on the center row...

AutoTrac[TM] RowSense[TM] automatic guidance.(OUTSTANDING INNOVATIONS)
June 1, 2009... Deere & Company Moline, Illinois, USA 888-476-7827 www.deere.com AutoTrac[TM] RowSense[TM] strives for pinpoint accuracy. Growers may now utilize AutoTrac[TM] SFl or SF2 while harvesting corn. The AutoTrac[TM] RowSense[TM] system works by fusing GPS data from the...

Bale Direct System.(OUTSTANDING INNOVATIONS)
June 1, 2009... Glenvar Bale Direct Pty. Ltd. Cottesloe, Western Australia +61-427-550-546 www.glenvarbaledirect.com.au The Glenvar Bale Direct System (BDS) is a kit for connecting a conventional baler to a conventional combine, enabling grain growers to harvest and bale in a single...

CAM Pilot guidance system.(OUTSTANDING INNOVATIONS)
June 1, 2009... CLAAS of America, Inc. Omaha, Nebraska, USA 402-861-1000 www.claasofamerica.com The CLAAS CAM Pilot automatically steers the self-propelled forage harvester along a windrow. It uses two cameras instead of lasers or GPS to guide itself. The CAM Pilot gives a continuous...