Champaign IL Horticulture/Farming Custom Automation Systems For Crops Launched
Jan 18, 2022
Xtreme Automation (785) 285-8288 has launched a new custom automation service for farmers and horticulturists in Champaign, IL. The proprietary technology used and supplied by the company improves the overall efficiency of harvesting by monitoring crops and grains remotely.
Champaign, United States - January 18, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The newly launched custom automation service from Xtreme Automation offers several options for farmers and business owners. They can either choose a manual control system, custom automation systems, or a panel shop. The latter includes cloud-based controls and reports for flexible remote monitoring.
Further information is available at https://xtremeautomationllc.com/
Many industries are being transformed because of the digital revolution. Agriculture is no different. The new services from Xtreme Automation take the stress out of digitizing farming processes and systems. For instance, the company supplies the Dickey John GAC 2500-Agri Grain Analysis Computer (GAC2500AGRI) for grain moisture analysis.
This product is easy to use and can measure the temperature of frozen and hot grain. It can help to determine the quality of grain and ensure it is being stored appropriately. Issues with storage that go unnoticed can cause grain stock to be unsuitable for its intended use. This can be costly for farmers. Xtreme Automation improves the processing efficiency of grain analysis, which saves users’ money.
Farmers and those within horticulture who want to automate their processes but aren’t sure which systems to use may benefit from the design service available from XtremeAutomation. The experienced team of professionals is well placed to help customers design and implement the ideal solution for their needs.
Aside from grain storage management, the versatile automation solutions supplied by Xtreme Automation can be used in fertilizer plants and for chemical mixing. To ensure customers have support throughout their automation journey, the company offers 24/7 phone support as a standard. This is available to customers in all 50 states, Canada, and South America.
Xtreme Automation is a family-owned and operated company. It is based in central Illinois and prides itself on supporting the agricultural sector. It does this by working with farmers and factory operators who require a control solution for their grains, crops, or fertilizer systems. As the company offers custom solutions, they can tailor their products to the needs and budgets of their clients.
A company spokesperson said: “Our automation systems often pay for themselves within 3-5 years based on labor savings, lower electricity usage, lower insurance, and improved production.”
“QB technology is an excellent choice for farmers and factories with high turnover or temporary employees, as the system is simple to use. By simplifying the process, the average employee can operate the system with little to no training,” they added.
Interested parties are encouraged to visit this link to find out more https://xtremeautomationllc.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Trever Wendler
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Organization: Xtreme Automation
Address: 3302 N Mattis Ave, Champaign, Illinois 61822, United States
Phone: +1-785-285-8288
Website: https://xtremeautomationllc.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89060378
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