Grain growers under 35 discuss John Deere's latest equipment at the Innovation Generation conference. They explore the S7 combine and C Series aircart, including green on brown spraying technology and how these machines improve farm operations.
We're lucky enough to be hosting 35 delegates from Innovation Generation Grain Growers under 35's grains conference and we're running them through four stations here today, showing off a bit of our new technology, a bit of our new machines. They're going to be lucky enough to be some of the first customers to see the new S7 combine and C Series aircart in Australia.
For me, I'm really excited to see more about the technology that's coming through with the scene. Spray being green on brown, that's sort of the topic at the moment, whether or not it's worth that investment in that new technology. So really excited to hear from the team at John Deere today.
The car caught my eye. That was interesting technology to be implemented as well as some green on brown technology. Rolling out with the sprayer at the moment. It was definitely interesting to see that working in motion, a real practical application.
The new boom spray that they've brought into Australia is pretty exciting stuff with the cameras and the seeing spray. The way they explained how it worked was pretty well done and gets you very excited for the technology that they're bringing into the country.
The S7 behind me is something that's.
Quite exciting the way the technology is heading, something that's new to me, trying to take over.
So I think the tech in the just with operations centre at its base is pretty interesting. Pretty exciting. Just talking to a few people from John Deere here, just the amount of money that's been thrown into technology and where we're heading into the future.
I'm quite interested in all the new technologies they've got in all these new machinery. So, yeah, things are bigger and better and the efficiency and being able to connect your phone with the app.
Yeah. On the aircart, some of the innovations around turn compensation and that sort of thing, sort of really digging into the 1 percenters as far as operational efficiency, I found that pretty interesting. Artificial intelligence is a topic that I've been thinking about a fair bit. Yeah. Being an agronomist and trying to think about, you know, where that's going and where that puts me in the future.
