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Planter of the Future: Multiple Hybrids and Speed

Multiple-hybrid planters let you switch seed varieties as you move across the field. Kinze Manufacturing recently introduced an electric multi-hybrid planter that lets farmers switch between two seed varieties on the go. Read more from Agriculture.com.
February 9, 2014 by Kinze Manufacturing
In News & PR

Technology Allows Farmers to Automatically Change Seed Hybrid

Kinze Manufacturing recently announced the world’s first electric multi-hybrid concept planter. This new technology allows farmers to automatically change the seed hybrid as they move through the field. Read the story from High Plains Journal. 
February 5, 2014 by Kinze Manufacturing
In Maintenance Tips

Care and Maintenance Tips for Fertilizer and No-Till Attachments

Taking time during the off season to tune up your planter ensures you’re ready to roll into the fields soon as planting season arrives. In January we published a post highlighting some key tips for Seed Meter Care and Maintenance, which I encourage you to check out if you missed it....
February 4, 2014 by Kinze Manufacturing
In News & PR

A Seed Here, Another There

Midwest Producer talks to the first Kinze dealership in Nebraska about Kinze’s new, multi-hybrid planter. Kinze dealers are learning more about the planter: a first-of-its-kind, electric multi-hybrid concept planter.  Read the full story from Midwest Producer.
February 4, 2014 by Kinze Manufacturing
In News & PR

Kinze Tests Multi-hybrid Planter Concept

Kinze Manufacturing recently revealed a multi-hybrid planter concept. The planter uses Kinze’s previously announced electric drive to allow farmers to switch between two hybrids as they plant the field. Read the story from Progressive Farmer. 
January 31, 2014 by Kinze Manufacturing
In Innovation in Agriculture , Kinze News

A Kinze Exclusive: Hydraulic Weight Transfer

Planters today are much bigger – with more rows and higher seed and fertilizer capacity. For the most part, this is a good thing because it allows growers to plant more acres per day and reduce the amount of time it takes to fill the planter. The major drawback to...
January 28, 2014 by Kinze Manufacturing