Five new RoGator, high-clearance, postemergence applicators have been introduced by AGCO Application Equipment for 2010. The new models feature larger-capacity tanks, a fold-down front entry ladder ...
Farmers looking to better target their herbicide applications while at the same time simplifying the process may want to take a look at the new AGCO RoGator C Series self-propelled row crop applicator ...
The Fendt Rogator 900 series applicator adjusts between standard and high clearance with the push of a button to deliver season-long crop care versatility. The Fendt Rogator converts from liquid to ...
As self-propelled sprayers go, there aren’t that many different configurations on offer. Most are somewhat bug-like, with large bodies, spindly legs and huge wings. Challenger’s RoGator looks little ...
Launched last year, the RG1300B’s attraction has been capacity, with a 6300-litre tank appealing to farmers wanting to optimise spraying time. It’s not the biggest self-propelled sprayer out there, ...
AGCO, Duluth, Georgia, introduces Y-Logic, a premium nutrient delivery system for its RoGator LiquidLogic and legacy liquid systems. Designed by EZ-Drops, Y-Logic’s precision application reduces input ...
AGCO introduces Y-Logic nutrient delivery system for its RoGator LiquidLogic and legacy liquid systems to help reduce input and costs. AGCO Corp. announced a strategic collaboration between its AGCO ...
Fendt has treated its Rogator 600 sprayers to a series of upgrades with the hope of improving performance in tough conditions. The Gen 2 models now come with electronic, pneumatic nozzle bodies which ...
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Croplands has struck a deal with software company Farmers Edge, entitling purchasers of RoGator C series self-propelled sprayers free access to the suite of tools offered by Farmers Edge.
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