MACHINERY

Wind allowance now part of new spreading technology

Amazone's WindControl system on its spreaders uses radar sensors.

 Amazone’s latest spreading technology uses radar sensors to make adjustments for wind patterns on the go. Image courtesy Claas.

Amazone’s latest spreading technology uses radar sensors to make adjustments for wind patterns on the go. Image courtesy Claas.

Kondinin Group first saw the WindControl on an Amazone trailed spreader last year at Agritechnica in Germany and now Claas Harvest Centre has stated the new, clever technology will be available in Australia...

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