AgLeader Expands Seed Flow Control

The SureVac electric row shutoff expands Ag Leader’s precision ag product line up.

By Margy Eckelkamp

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September 20, 2022 09:16 PM

The SureVac electric row shutoff expands Ag Leader’s precision ag product line up.

The row-by-row electric row shutoff is designed for John Deere Pro-Series XP row units. For automated row shutoff, the SureVac system cuts off the vacuum pressure at the top of the seed disk to stop seed flow. This system is also compatible with other John Deere vacuum seed meters.

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