The equation of farming is getting complicated. Costs are increasing while prices paid for crops are not. New regulations shift in subsidies and the need for environmental care and action put farmers in exposed positions. But modern farming is not looking for quick fixes. It needs sustainable long-term solutions that accomplish more with less. Solutions that lead the change and help farmers face the future. Proceed is one of those.
For farming, the equation of the future is as complicated as it is simple.
We need to do more with less, in every step of the way.
Proceed is part of that solution.
The seed singulation and precision allows for drastically lower seed rates.
One machine for all crops – increased versatility and efficiency.
The strong, high-biomass crop increases the carbon storage per plant.
The strong and even crop development, leads to higher output per seed. This is the key to keeping, or even increasing, the yield level while drastically lowering the seed rate.
The benefits of a strong and even plant population are many. The ability to optimize treatments during the crop year is one of them.
The seed singulation and precision allows for drastically lower seed rates.
One machine for all crops – increased versatility and efficiency.
The strong, high-biomass crop increases the carbon storage per plant.
The strong and even crop development, leads to higher output per seed. This is the key to keeping, or even increasing, the yield level while drastically lowering the seed rate.
The benefits of a strong and even plant population are many. The ability to optimize treatments during the crop year is one of them.
Väderstad Proceed are being put through the test with several full-scale field trails on various progressive farms all over Europe. To assess the results throughout the whole vegetation period our trails has been analysed in all stages by researchers from independent parties.
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"With regards to resource efficiency, the seeding process is the most important. You should give the plant a very good start."
-Professor. Dr. Eike Stefan Dobers, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Applied Sciences Neubrandenburg, Germany
In our new documentary series Fields, we get to follow Proceed in the field for a year, from seeding to harvest.
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