Efficient, digital and precise.
Efficient, digital and precise.
Making Smart Farming a reality.
Making Smart Farming a reality.
Get more done with Smart Farming.
Smart Farming means using modern information technology in agriculture. Digitalise your farm and save yourself time and costs by automating processes such as documentation. With the help of sensors, satellite technology and integrated systems, Smart Farming apps enable you as the farmer to reduce costs, increase yields and minimise time spent in the office. What's more, Smart Farming can also help you to run your business more sustainably. CLAAS has all the tools you need for this.
Frequently asked questions about Smart Farming.
Frequently asked questions about Smart Farming.
What is the point of Smart Farming?
What is the point of Smart Farming?
Smart farming – as the name implies – helps you make smarter decisions about your farm business. Sensor, satellite and automation technology make processes more efficient, save costs and improve your performance. For example, with Smart Farming software you can evaluate machine data in real time, plan work and send information straight to your machines. What's more, many tasks can be automated when you have smart equipment fitted to your machines, such as a GPS steering system.
How does Smart Faming work?
How does Smart Faming work?
Smart Farming is about connecting agricultural machines, implements and administrative systems. Smart Farming applications collect data and help you make better decisions while work is underway. The different applications can automatically suggest machine settings, steer agricultural machines, assist with decision-making and make predictions for future processes. In the ideal scenario, you plan scheduled tasks digitally in your office and send them to the machines via mobile phone, where they are performed using the most efficient settings.
Is Smart Farming sustainable?
Is Smart Farming sustainable?
Smart Farming applications help you work as efficiently as possible – so the technology saves you time and costs. And when resources such as fuel are used efficiently, consumption is reduced, which in turn helps the environment. You can avoid overlaps and untreated areas during field work and configure your machine for maximum efficiency, for example by adjusting tyre pressure and engine droop settings. At the same time, this protects the soil to safeguard your future harvests. So yes, Smart Farming is sustainable – for both the environment and your business.