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John Deere sets its sights on the UK crop care market with See and Spray technology

Technological advancements in sprayer manufacture have opened the door to new possibilities to aid the reduction of chemical use in agriculture and John Deere is one of a handful of manufacturers now breaking into the market with smart spraying solutions.

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Solenoids attached to nozzle bodies control individual shut off.
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Solenoids attached to nozzle bodies control individual shut off.

John Deere See and Spray In a bid to be the market leader in smart spraying technology, John Deere has announced a commitment to continue the role out of its See and Spray technology. With the brand's...

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