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New GeoSteer and ParaDyme Firmware
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Planning New Grain Storage System |
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Build Your Complete Package Before It's
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Hardware's Spring Checklist for
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RTK Reminder |
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GLONASS Unlocked Discounted |
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After Hours Support for Service Plan
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Clearance Corner |
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Precision Ag
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Customer Referral
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RTK Reminder
If you have a GeoSteer or a ParaDyme
that is RTK unlocked, make sure you have
renewed your cell subscription. Call HTS
Ag at 1-800-741-3305 to get that renewed
today!
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GLONASS Unlock Discounted for a Limited Time
Effective immediately, the price of the
GLONASS unlock for both the ParaDyme and GeoSteer
will be discounted to $500 from the regular price
of $1,750. This promotional pricing is available
thru June 30, 2014.
This unlock gives your
GeoSteer or ParaDyme the ability to track the Russian
satellite system, providing additional satellites
in view along tree lines or other places where signal
can be an issue. It will improve the number of satellites
available with your RTK ParaDyme, and will improve
the GeoSteer when running either RTK or Omnistar.
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After Hours Support for Service Plan Customers
One of the benefits of being an HTS Ag Service
Plan Customer is access to after-hours support.
Service Plan Customer Support is given 7am to
10pm Monday through Saturday and Noon to 6pm on
Sunday. If you are not a Service Plan Customer,
billable phone support is available during
regular business hours, 8am to 5pm, Monday
through Friday.
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Clearance Corner! |
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Field Hub Kit, verizon
SlingShot Field Hub
Kit, Verizon- 117-0171-304 with Field Hub to Trimble
AgGPS FmX Interface Cable - 115-0171-913
Price: $1,500.00
Direct Command Custom
Kit for 2007 and Newer Spracoupe 7X50
AG Sprayer Kit- Direct command (2007 and Newer Spracoupe
7X50)
Price: $1,622.00
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New GeoSteer and ParaDyme Firmware
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Ag Leader has released new firmware for
both the GeoSteer and ParaDyme. Check
out this information about the features
and improvements in these versions.
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Planning New Grain Storage System:
Important Things to Consider |
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used with permission from OPI-Integris
by Chandra B. Singh, Ph.D., P.Eng. and Ron
Larson, M.Sc.
 Grain
is typically harvested at high moisture
content. Grain stored at high moisture
in combination with high temperature is
at the greatest risk of spoilage whereas
cold and dry grain can be safely stored
for longer period. Mold growth is
prohibited if relative humidity (RH) is
below 70% corresponding to 14-15%
moisture content in cereal grains and
9-10% in oil seeds. Therefore grains
should be dried to this moisture range,
aerated, and monitored continuously for
long term safe storage. In-bin natural
air drying/aeration system utilizes the
natural air for drying and cooling of
grain for safe long term storage. It is
important to understand some important
factors that greatly affect the success
of in-bin natural air drying/aeration.
Improperly designed drying/aeration
systems may consume excessive energy,
delay the drying/aeration, or fail in
reaching the desired objective leading
to the grain spoilage and quality and
quantity losses. Following factors
should be considered when planning to
build a new grain storage system.
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Build Your Complete Package Before
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offer by AgLeader
A good deal comes around only so
often. That’s why we make it a point to
ensure our deals equip you with the best
tools to take your precision ag
operation to the next level for years to
come. Find a dealer near you to take
advantage of this special event before
it’s too late.
► Financing on All
Equipment
► Trade up to ParaDyme or
GeoSteer
► Buy 3, Get 1 Free Base
Stations
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Hardware's Spring Checklist for
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by Sam Worley, AgLeader
Although spring hasn’t fully arrived
here in Ames, the polar vortex days are
thankfully behind us. That means we’re
all getting antsy for the warm, sunny
days of May. Until then, this would be
the ideal time for pulling the planter
out of the shed to ensure your planting
setup is ready for trouble-free field
operation.
The first step will be powering on
your display to manage data, update
firmware and create a backup. Be sure
the Grower, Farm, and Field information
is current; add your varieties for the
upcoming year into your product list,
and delete any unused data. We recommend
making sure the harvest data from 2013
has been successfully imported into your
software program as well. Finally, load
your planting configuration to the run
screen to verify all modules located on
the planter are communicating with the
display.
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