For farmers, land is not just a resource — it is the foundation of the business. At the same time, land-related issues create some of the most frequent and costly challenges in everyday operations: disputes with neighbors, fragmented parcels, inaccurate area calculations, record-keeping errors, and direct financial losses. Agricultural enterprises constantly bring new land into production — individual land shares and plots — sign lease agreements, and restructure field layouts. In every one of these processes, it is critically important to know the exact boundaries of the land that is actually being cultivated.

The 1–1.5 meter drift you see in the field is not a "crooked field" and it’s usually not the operator’s fault. In most cases, the cause is the limitations of entry-level GNSS hardware and unstable heading determination.

Modern agriculture demands precision, efficiency, and cost reduction. That’s why more and more farmers are choosing parallel driving systems for tractors. But which system is right for you?