Leading Israeli agritech company CropX, which specializes in digital agronomic agriculture, and leading agricultural machinery and technology manufacturer CNH have announced a new API that will automate the transfer of data from CNH machinery to CropX for data visualization, record-keeping, planning and variable-rate applications.
The information is displayed on tables or maps that can be overlayed with other data layers, allowing farmers and agronomic advisors to easily extract valuable insights.
The collaboration will also see the creation of maps for fertilization and seeding using advanced agronomic tools within the CropX platform.
The new partnership means CropX is now working with the two largest manufacturers of farm machinery – CNH and John Deere.
“This API between CNH and CropX leverages the strengths of both companies to significantly benefit farmers,” said CropX CEO Tomer Tzach.
“Data connections are crucial for digital farming solutions. At CropX, we prioritize integrations with data sources that strengthen our system and greatly benefit farm operations,” he said.
“Enhancing data connectivity allows our customers to get more value from the data that CNH machinery collects,” said CNH Precision Technology Partner Manager Dan Danford.
“Making it easy for our customers to utilize their farm data in the CropX agronomic farm management system also creates a more intuitive precision agriculture user experience. This empowers operators to expand their productivity with more confident data-driven decisions.”
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