US EditionJohn Deere Autonomous Tillage System Gets Tryout in North Dakota Fields
- On May 7, 2025, Gooseneck Implement employees tested a John Deere autonomous tillage system near Glen Ullin, North Dakota.
- This testing followed rising labor shortages in agriculture, with about 116,400 annual worker openings projected through 2033 by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
- The system, a Precision Upgrade Kit added to a 9RX John Deere tractor, uses 16 cameras and AI to operate autonomously while monitoring surroundings for safety.
- Jim Campbell of Gooseneck Implement noted that using a tractor remotely, without an operator inside the cab, enables more tasks to be completed with the existing workforce.
- The technology is not yet commercially available, and Campbell believes adoption might take time as producers become comfortable with trusting autonomous machinery.
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John Deere autonomous tillage system gets tryout in North Dakota fields
Driverless tractors have been a goal for decades. Gooseneck Implement recently got to test out a new John Deere add-on that allows certain newer tractors to perform tillage practices autonomously.
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