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Beck’s Hybrids and Kinze Partner to Develop Multi-hybrid Planter

Kinze Manufacturing and Beck’s Hybrids are collaborating to develop a multi-hybrid planter. The concept planter is capable of planting two different seed hybrids on a single pass through the field. Read more from Indianapolis Business Journal. 
April 20, 2014 by Kinze Manufacturing
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Robots Coming to a Field Near You – Kinze Autonomous Tractor

It’s been two years since videos of our autonomous planter prototype went viral. The system has been leased to farmers for the past few years for testing in their fields. Read more about the project’s progress from Ganaderia Mexico. 
April 11, 2014 by Kinze Manufacturing
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Changing Hybrids on the Fly

Beck’s Hybrids has been testing multi-hybrid planting technique for the past three years. Kinze partnered with Beck’s Hybrids to develop a planter that was capable of implementing the technology. Farmers who participated in testing believe the technology is here to stay. Read more and watch the video from Ohio Ag Net. 
April 9, 2014 by Kinze Manufacturing
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Multi-hybrid Planter Coming Soon

Kinze’s first multi-hybrid concept planter started planting in Texas this past February. The concept planter is a result of years of research, with preliminary results showing positive returns for multi-hybrid planting. Read the article from Farm Futures. 
April 5, 2014 by Kinze Manufacturing
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Beck’s, Kinze Collaborate on Project After Year of Research

After several years of research, Kinze and Beck’s Hybrids are testing their multi-hybrid concept planter on the field. The planter is being tested in Texas, Illinois, Iowa and Indiana during the 2014 growing season. Learn more from Illinois Farmer Today. 
April 2, 2014 by Kinze Manufacturing
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Kinze Multi-hybrid Planter and How It Works

Kinze’s industry-first electric multi-hybrid planting technology allows farmers to switch between hybrids without having to stop and refill. This technology is possible because of electric-driven motors that were introduced on Kinze’s 4900 Series planter. Read more and watch the video from Farm Industry News. 
March 31, 2014 by Kinze Manufacturing