Cirrus Grand trailed cultivator drill

EasyTram enables the precise planning and automatic creation of tramlines using an application map and is available via AmaConnect. With EasyTram, creating tramlines is simple, safe and error-free. 

Sowing at an angle is also possible using tramlines. This improves erosion protection, increases plant density and saves seed and fertiliser. EasyTram also enables the addition of crop care wheelings for manure spreading or mechanical weed control, for example. The application maps can be transferred to the AmaTron 4 ISOBUS terminal via Plug and Play. GPS guidance provides additional support for crop care work and pre-emergence plant protection.

1. One-off import of field boundary contours and wheelings via the AmaConnect data platform
2. Defining tramlines with EasyTram on the AmaConnect data platform
3. Exporting the application map to the AmaTron 4 ISOBUS operator terminal via the AmaConnect Unit, the AmaTron Share App, or via a USB stick
4. Start of sowing operation

1. Straight sowing with tramlines
2. Sowing at an angle without tramlines
3. Sowing at an angle with tramlines

Easy 
EasyTram can quickly and easily create application maps for the tramlines. These can be loaded directly into Cirrus Grand during sowing using the "Plug and Play" principle.

Supportive 
The automatic tramline control based on an application map incorporates precise single row switching that decreases the driver’s workload. Errors are avoided and peace of mind is increased.

Innovative 
The method of making the tramlines across the diagonal when sowing is a particularly efficient and cost-saving method in arable farming – practical, modern and future-oriented.

Individual row shut-off
Depending on the individual requirements and the crop type, you can freely decide which seed coulters should be active. The new individual row shut-off function allows you to supply seed to specific sowing coulters. This makes crop production flexible and offers maximum adaptability to changing conditions. All conceivable tramline systems or the establishment of crops on a wide row spacing can therefore be implemented very easily and conveniently.

Sowing with double row spacing
The number of open rows is halved at the touch of a button – for sowing with double row spacing. Ideal for oil seed rape, for example: the wider spacing promotes tillering of the plants, while at the same time significantly reducing the amount of seed required.