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Farmers Test Kinze’s Autonomous Harvest System in the Field

Kinze’s Autonomous Harvest System is being tested in three farmer’s fields. The farmers are using the technology to increase their efficiency, productivity and safety. At a time when skilled seasonal labor is in short supply, the easy-to-use autonomous system could be key for farmers. See the story from AgWeb and Farm Progress.

Are You an Autonomy Believer?

The author of this article believes that autonomy is the future, especially for farming. Kinze’s Autonomous Harvest System demonstrates the potential benefits of performing agricultural work with little human intervention. Read the article from Precision Ag. 

Overview of Kinze Autonomous Harvest System

Kinze Project Manager Rhett Schildroth discusses the Kinze Autonomous Harvest System with Farm Equipment. He discusses the changes made to the system after field tests this year, as well as the role dealers will play with the autonomous system. View the video from Farm Equipment. 

Efficient Harvest: Combine “Speaks” to Driverless Tractor Pulling Grain Cart

Kinze Manufacturing is the first to develop a complete autonomous harvesting technology. The Kinze Autonomous Harvest System uses regular-sized tractors and combines that communicate with each other to make driverless tractors a reality. Read the story in The Prairie Star. 

Farmers Showcase the Latest Kinze Autonomous Harvest System

Kinze Manufacturing revealed the latest version of the Kinze Autonomous Harvest System this week. Farmers demonstrated the software after using it on their fields this season. The farmers reported that the technology simplified operations and improved efficiency on their farms. See the articles and videos from: Farm Industry News Farm...

Driverless Kinze System Reduces Labor Needs at Harvest

Kinze’s Vice President and CMO, Susanne Kinzenbaw Veatch, discusses the reasons why Kinze developed the Autonomous Harvest System. One important reason was the robotics system’s ability to help farmers fill the need for skilled labor. Watch the video from Farm Industry News.