Ag Leader Adds Dual Product Application Control to Edge Display

Ag Leader Technology, Inc. added a dual-product control to the Edge display for application operations. Chemical Injection Dual product control in the Edge display will support sprayer control of a liquid carrier and a single injection pump. Like other Ag Leader products, the Edge display’s DirectCommand system now interfaces to the Raven Sidekick chemical injection pump for control over chemical injection applications.

Ag Leader Technology, Inc. added a dual-product control to the Edge display for application operations. Chemical Injection Dual product control in the Edge display will support sprayer control of a liquid carrier and a single injection pump. Like other Ag Leader products, the Edge display’s DirectCommand system now interfaces to the Raven Sidekick chemical injection pump for control over chemical injection applications. The Edge display and CAN module will replace the Sidekick Console, and it will connect directly to the injection pump. Automated prime and calibration routines as well as advanced sensor diagnostics are part of the new functionality. This addition can be used for herbicide, fungicide and insecticide as well as nitrogen stabilizer injection application.

Dual product control also means two channels of granular product control in the Edge display. Operators have the ability to apply two products simultaneously at varying rates either manually or using a prescription. The most common applications of this feature will be in spinner-spreader and strip-till operations.

Additional functionality of the Edge display includes SeedCommand, DirectCommand, yield monitoring, guidance and steering capabilities. The Edge display also is plug compatible with Ag Leader’s Integra and InSight displays.

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