SEE & SPRAY™ SELECT
TARGETED, IN-CROP SPRAYING
Save on inputs and improve weed control with See & Spray™ Select.
Experience the efficiency of dual-mode spraying with See & Spray Select, combining targeted and broadcast spraying in one system. Integrated cameras scan the field, and vision processing units identify weeds by detecting the color green, activating only the necessary nozzles for targeted herbicide application. Switch easily between targeted and broadcast spraying via the in-cab display, which also records and maps herbicide usage, streamlining data to your John Deere Operations Center™ for optimal weed management and informed decision-making.
TARGETED SPRAYING
77%* Average Herbicide Savings
TARGETED & BROADCAST SPRAY
Targeted spray + broadcast spray
TANK SYSTEM
Single Tank
DATA INSIGHTS
As-Applied Maps and Savings
IN-SEASON SPRAYING
+PRECISION
Using computer vision and advanced technology to Target Spray weeds in fallow fields, you can significantly reduce your herbicide use by applying only what you need.
Cover your fallow fields with advanced camera and nozzle-control technology to spray only weeds.
IMPROVED COST EFFICIENCY
77%* Average Herbicide Savings
By only spraying weeds, you'll reduce your herbicide use and lower your input cost per pass. Or, invest your savings into more advanced tank mixes to gain cost efficiency in your spraying applications.
SUSTAINABILITY
Reduce Herbicide Use
See & Spray™ Select delivers a targeted spray to weeds, applying herbicide only where needed. Plus, our ExactApply™ nozzle control technology helps reduce potential drift.
See how you get Targeted and Broadcast Spray capabilities in one sprayer, with Targeted Spraying achieving a similar hit rate to Broadcast Spraying.
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*Based on tank-level sensor values taken at a steady state on John Deere sprayers equipped with and without See & Spray™ Select, before and after covering 30,351 hectares (75,000 acres) of fallow ground with a typical weed pressure of 7,500 weeds per hectare (3,000 weeds per acre), using small and medium spray-length settings starting at 0.7 to 1 m (2.3 to 3.2 ft.) and average growing conditions (seasonal precipitation and temperature) across the US and Canadian plains and Australian farms. Spray-length settings varied based on ground speed, spray pressure, and boom height. Sprayers were equipped with current hardware and software at time of study. Individual results may vary based on field and growing conditions, weed pressure, spray-length settings, and software version.