Precision Ag Talk

Tom and Cody chat about an article written by Adam Gittins of HTS Ag http://www.htsag.com/10-money-saving-technology-upgrades-for-less-than-5000/

Contact HTS Ag at 800-741-3305 for more information

Drones are a growing technology that has real benefits in the Ag industry. Crop Scouting, checking cattle and several other benefits to small and larger operations.

Tom and Cody talk about AgriSync and how a partnership with HTS Ag has improved the quality of service offered to customers and how it has reduced downtime.

Tom and Cody talk about OP Blue, early order program and how when you start thinking about your bins. OP grain management helps you keep track of what exactly is going on in your bins, monitor levels, moisture and temp readings and reduce fan run time. Control remotely or set up auto function.

Soil conditions are still an issue, Ag Leader Sure Force on your planter helps maintain the correct depth for proper emergence, HTS Ag can help you improve stands and overall yield.

For more information on how precision technology can help your operation, contact HTS Ag at 800-741-3305 or online at www.htsag.com

Tom and Cody talk about early order OP grain management systems, making NOW the best time to purchase a system to better manage your grain! Get more room in the cab by switching to one display to monitor ALL of your precision equipment and sync all of your data with AgFiniti from AgLeader.

As your planting, consider hydraulic downforce for consistent emergence. Stop waiting for conditions to be good, planting should be on your schedule. Get more info at HTSAg.com or call 800-741-3305

Tom and Adam discuss the cost of downtime. A little refresher course on your technology could help you stay in the field, being productive and save you the cost of downtown. HTS Ag has annual service plans, regardless of where you purchased the equipment. Offering free phone support, remote support with AgriSync and a $25/hour discount on repairs. Plus a service plan moves you to the front of line when you need support. The guys talk drones and how surveying your crops can help solve insect, drainage and nutrient issues. Find out more by calling 800-741-3305 or HTSAg.com

Cody and Tom discuss OPI Grain Management early orders until May 31st, 2019, how a grain management system can help farmers better market their grain. 2019 field progress, anhydrous application, planting and how AgFiniti from Ag Leader can assist and benefit the progress this year. HTSAg.com or 800-741-3305 for more information on how HTS can assist you this crop year.

Tom and Adam talk getting into the field. HTS Ag was recently featured in Manure Manager magazine discussing how control valves and data can help apply the most efficient use of manure.

Electric drives on your planter can give you variable rate, contour control even when being pulled by an older tractor. Contact HTS Ag for any and all of your Precision Ag questions. 800-741-3305

Tom and Cody talk about the GPS Rollover. Updates for firmware available at www.agleader.com Now is also to check out your precision equipment to make sure you're ready to roll. If you have an HTS Service Plan, get your appointment scheduled. 800-741-3305 to contact the crew!

It's time to update your precision equipment before you roll into the field. April 6th is the deadline! Adam talks about Iowa Real Time Network, a DOT program of RTK towers, and how you now have to sign up for the network, its still free, but requires a log in.

Get your service plan with HTS Ag and make sure you are set when it's time to put the seed into the soil and start the 2019 crop year. New feature includes a text feature to get you in cue for service and help with any questions you may have. Call and ask 800-741-3305 or visit www.htsag.com

Cody talks about AgLeader SureDrives, precise control of planter meter performance to incorporate variable rate planting, turn compensation and row-by-row shut-off. HTS Ag can get your planter ready to roll this Spring with the strongest planter drive on the market. Cody and Tom also discuss the recent flooding in Southwest corner of Iowa and how HTS used drones to map out the area.