UNL Precision Spraying Field Trial – Process & Results
New UNL field trials prove that dual-line precision spraying maximizes weed control and crop yields while maintaining essential agronomic best practices.
Greeneye Technology Precision Spraying System Now Available for Cotton
Greeneye has already secured multiple sales with cotton farmers in the U.S., who will begin using the system at the start of the 2025 growing season
Greeneye Technology Announces Field Trial Program with Croplands to Introduce Next-Generation Precision Spraying Technology in Australia
Announcement marks the introduction of Greeneye’s breakthrough precision spraying technology, suitable for both pre- and post-emergence applications, in Australia
Greeneye Technology Customers Achieve 87% Average Reduction in Non-Residual Herbicide Use in 2024
End-of-season data released today by precision spraying pioneer Greeneye Technology reveals its customers achieved an 87% average reduction in non-residual herbicide use in 2024, translating to typical cost savings of $25 to $35 per acre.
First Greeneye Technology Dealership Opens in Nebraska
Greeneye is partnering with Nebraska-based Boeck Seed Services to provide sales, installation and service to farmers in the Midwest. The dealership is the first in a planned nationwide network to support Greeneye’s expansion across the U.S.
AI Precision Spraying Pioneer Greeneye Technology Raises $20M to Scale U.S. Operation
Funding round is led by Deep Insight and supported by a cohort of new and existing investors including Syngenta Group Ventures, JVP, Orbia Ventures, and Eyal WaldmanGreeneye and FBN Announce Strategic Collaboration
FBN to Invest in Greeneye and Partner as a Sales Channel to Fuel US Growth
NuWay-K&H Cooperative Invests in Greeneye Technology System
NuWay Will Use Greeneye's System to Unlock Benefits of Precision Spraying for Members and Enable Greater Collaboration with Sustainability PartnersGREENEYE & UNL PUBLISH FIELD TRIAL RESULTS
Greeneye Precision Spraying System Reduces Non-Residual Herbicide Use by 87% While Delivering Same Efficacy As Broadcast Spraying, UNL Trial Finds
UNL Field Trials Reveal How to Spray Less, Grow More with Precision Technology
University of Nebraska–Lincoln field trials show that dual line/dual tank precision spraying systems can significantly reduce herbicide use while maintaining or improving weed control and crop yields. By enabling growers to broadcast residual herbicides while simultaneously spot-spraying non-residuals, the technology increased yields by up to 18 bushels per acre in tested scenarios.
Sense and Act Technology Brings Sharper Precision to Spraying
Successfully expanding into a new crop relies on training the system’s algorithms to manage the complexities of that crop, Greeneye’s Bocher says. “That depends on two things: the quality and quantity of the data we collect. We gather data from a diverse range of scenarios, using it to build our learning models and train our algorithms”.
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“In the first year, we were pretty experimental. We pushed the limits of the Greeneye system and put it in situations that it wasn’t necessarily prepared for on purpose, just to see what it could do. And we’ve seen upgrades in the Greeneye system with algorithm upgrades, especially in soybeans that allowed it to be a lot more effective.”
FAQ About Precision Sprayers
“One of the things that encouraged us to purchase [the] Greeneye [system] was the unlimited nature of it,” Arthaud said. “Today we’re using it to spray weeds, but in the future we may be able to use it to target nutrient deficiencies or fungicides.”
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“We are looking closely at fungicides and micronutrients, which will be available in 2024,” he said. “Precisely applying these products, only where needed, only on the crop, not the entire field.”
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