SEED TERMINATOR AS REPORTED IN THE NEWS & MEDIA
September 2023
New Holland Agriculture
Agritechnica 2023: New products and innovations from New Holland.
September 2023
New Holland Agriculture
New Holland combine news at Agritechnica: CR & CX updates presented.
September 2023
New Holland Agriculture
New Holland combines will be equipped with Seed Terminator technology.
November 2022
WSU Insider
Australian professor shares herbicide resistance knowledge during WSU visit.
“When I see weeds in paddocks when harvesting, I lower the front and chase them so that the mills smash the weed seeds into dust”
- Damien Schneider
Successful Farming
Use these strategies to complement herbicides for harvest weed seed control
June 2022
@AuManufacturing
Celebrating Australian Made: Local Ingenuity Walloping the World's Weeds.
“What I think is that the Seed Terminator limits a combines natural tendency to spread weeds around your field. The combine is our worst enemy when it comes to weeds because of the return system.”
- Josh Lade
July 2021
Extension University of Missouri
Mizzou Weed Science shares Seed Terminator research.
March 2021
Grain News
Is mechanical harvest weed seed control a good option for the Prairies?
January 2021
Successful Farming
Mizzou's weeds team evaluates the Weed Zapper and Seed Terminator.
December 2020
The University of Missouri
University of Missouri Research looks at technology to kill weeds.
“It seems crazy that we spend a lot of time and money killing weeds all year only to reward the survivors at harvest and spread them out so we have something to spray next year.”
- Peter Newman
“When tested at the University of Adelaide, the device was found to kill 96 to 100 percent of "notoriously" tough rye grass seeds.”
- University of Adelaide
January 2019
Real Agriculture
Options for weed seed control at harvest expanding for Canadian farmers.
“The Seed Terminator ticks all the environmental boxes – it can’t be a bad thing to reduce chemicals, reduce burning and reduce costs for a farmer.“
- Mark Ashenden
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