Today, precision technology, automation and connected data are helping farmers make better decisions in the field, improving productivity while managing inputs more accurately and responsibly. It is a key asset for family owned operations, such as Moreland Farms in the USA.

The latest story in CNH’s A Sustainable Year digital series features Moreland Farms, a fourth-generation farming operation across Oklahoma and Southern Kansas, USA. The article shows how Case IH technology is helping the family bring data into the center of its daily operations: from machine coordination and application records to harvest insights, nitrogen management and long-term land stewardship.

Moreland Farms uses Case IH FieldOps, AIM Command FLEX II and AccuSync to connect machines, monitor field activity and turn operational data into practical action. FieldOps brings machinery and field data into one digital platform. AIM Command FLEX II supports more accurate spraying by controlling individual nozzle output. And AccuSync allows multiple machines to coordinate in the same field, helping reduce overlap and missed rows.

For Matt Moreland, who farms alongside his family at Moreland Farms, the value of precision technology lies not only in what it automates, but in what it helps farmers learn over time.

“The technology of guidance, precision and application data has allowed us to learn so much,” he says, noting how comparing year-over-year harvest insights allowed them to pinpoint exactly where to optimize nitrogen applications. “Those changes may be larger than even what my grandma lived through, and they are definitely making us better stewards of the land.”

Together with an in-depth explainer on CNH precision spraying technologies, the story shows how CNH is helping customers turn advanced technology into practical value: improving efficiency, supporting more responsible land management and enabling farmers to make confident decisions in an increasingly data-driven agricultural world.


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