2018 Precision Planting DeltaForce

Features may include:

• With too much weight on your row units, you get compacted roots.

• With too little, you get seeds too close to the surface.

But when your down force matches field conditions, you maintainthe right depth and create a just-right seed environment for maximum yield.

• DeltaForce enables just that, automatically & continuously.

DeltaForce replaces the springs or air bags on your planter with hydraulic cylinders. It automatically increases or reduces weight with military precision, on each row individually.

So when one row encounters conditions different than another (wheel tracks, old road beds, clay knobs, headlands, whatever), each will adjust independently.

Row by row, foot by foot, depth stays exactly where you want it. Row by row, foot by foot, even seed by seed, you produce an environment that fosters uniform germination, optimum growth and maximum yield. You can put DeltaForce on most Deere, CaseIH, Kinze and select White planter models.

Control down force with military precision. Win the battle for higher yields.

When you control down force, you avoid shallow-planted seeds and you avoid root compaction. Simply put, you increase your yield.

And nothing nothing controls down force better than DeltaForce from Precision Planting. In every foot on every pass, in each individual row, it monitors row unit weight and ground contact, then instantly and automatically adjusts to maintain the depth you set. You get your best possible yield your best possible return on investment.

DeltaForce is available for most John Deere, CaseIH, Kinze and select White planter models.

DeltaForce works with 20/20 SeedSense and replaces the springs or air bags on your planter. It includes hydraulic cylinders harnessed to cab, plus a weight pin that sends data to SeedSense which, in turns, controls the cylinders and your down force.

Add Climate FieldView to see high-resolution maps of down force, applied down force and ground contact on your iPad.

Singulation accuracy below the high 90s will throw most farmers into a panic. Yet we use equipment with down force accuracy as low as 85%. Its a mystery why such a critical issue as down force seed depth is left unattended.