Monthly Archives: February 2018

In response to concerns raised by producers, Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute (PAMI) is taking steps to ensure precision agriculture technology can be used to its fullest advantage regardless of the make or age of machinery.

Click here to read more.

PAMI is piloting a low-cost ROPS safety project. Here’s how it works:

1. PAMI provides you engineered drawings
2. You build the ROPS according to the specifications
3. PAMI tests the ROPS on our state-of-the-art equipment
4. If it passes, you build another ROPS to install on your tractor

Here’s what you get:
1. Money for materials
2. Money for some labour costs
3. Engineered-approved ROPS installed on your tractor
4. A safer tractor that protects you in case of roll-over

Interested? Contact us today!

David Yee, Vice President, is set to present at the CropConnect Conference in Winnipeg, MB, February 14, where he will deliver ‘Star Wars and Star Trek: How precision ag may land in the farm of the future’. Yee will share his insights on emerging machinery-based technologies and the implications they may have for farmers. Learn more here.

PAMI is proud to be a Gold Sponsor at CropConnect. Stop by booth 81 for the latest research results on harvesting soybeans, water management, straight-cutting canola, and more.