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A tractor without an autopilot loses up to 40 centimeters of accuracy. The mechanic guides the unit by eye, and each pass deviates by three to four tens of centimeters. On a kilometer stretch, this already results in noticeable overuse of seeds and fertilizers, and on slopes or in the dark, the error increases. The cheapest way to fix this does not require replacing any part of the machine. The accuracy of land cultivation is determined not by the year the machine was produced, but by the navigation system installed on it. The mechanical part of the tractor—the engine, transmission, hydraulics—is responsible for tractive effort and reliability, but not for the trajectory of movement. A GNSS receiver ensures a straight line, precise overlap of adjacent passes, and repeatability of the route from season to season. That is why a tractor from previous years with installed equipment is not inferior in terms of movement accuracy to a new machine with basic factory electronics. The difference

Champagne, start of the grape harvest in the Marne Champagne, start of the grape harvest in the Marne The grape harvest has begun in the Marne, marking the start of a crucial period for Champagne producers. This year, the harvest is expected to yield high-quality grapes, essential for maintaining the prestige of Champagne. Farmers and winemakers are closely monitoring weather conditions to ensure optimal grape ripeness. The harvest, which is expected to last several weeks, involves meticulous hand-picking to preserve the integrity of the grapes. This year, the production costs have increased by 5%, primarily due to rising labor and transportation expenses. Despite these challenges, the Champagne industry remains optimistic about the upcoming vintage, anticipating a robust market demand.

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