Trimble and Bogballe equipment: service-engineer training

Not long ago, fertilizer spreaders were very simple machines, but today the conversation is already about using precision-farming systems, GPS, section control, and so on. There’s even an app available that lets you control a mineral-fertilizer spreader using your smartphone!

That’s why we too are constantly developing and trying to get better.

Last week our office was visited by Michael Lund, a representative of the Bogballe mineral-fertilizer spreader plant. One of the leading specialists in high-quality fertilizer application came to teach our service engineers the finer points of working productively with Bogballe equipment. The service engineers got to know the spreader’s design features, its setup, and its connection to navigation and precision farming.

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All participants also had the chance to check the spreading results in practice, out in the field.

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As part of the training, precision-farming topics were covered, and service engineers deepened their knowledge of Trimble equipment. Training participants were also taught how to draw up electrical diagrams for automatic equipment-control systems.

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