For years, IntelliFarms Northern Division (IFND) has helped growers use practical technology to improve grain management, protect crop value, and make better decisions after harvest. Now, we’re bringing that same philosophy to another critical part of the farming operation: crop protection and precision spraying.
IFND is proud to announce a new dealer partnership with Greeneye Technology, a global leader in AI-powered targeted spraying. Through this relationship, IFND will provide growers across the Upper Midwest with local access to Greeneye’s precision spraying technology, along with the installation, technical expertise, service, and long-term support needed to successfully put it to work.
Expanding Precision Technology Beyond the Grain Bin
Technology only creates value when it solves a real problem on the farm. That’s been central to how IFND approaches grain management, and it’s equally important as we expand our precision agriculture offerings.
Growers are facing increasing pressure to manage input costs without sacrificing agronomic performance. Crop protection represents a significant opportunity to improve efficiency, but growers need solutions that make economic and operational sense.
Greeneye stood out because its targeted spraying system is designed to do exactly that.
“We’ve always believed our role is to help farmers successfully adopt technologies that create real value for their operations,” said Jared Holland, President of IntelliFarms Northern Division. “Greeneye’s targeted spraying system stood out because it combines measurable input savings with practical features that fit the way growers already farm. We’re excited to help growers evaluate where it fits, support successful implementation, and provide the long-term service they’ve come to expect from our team.”
Spray the Weed, Not the Entire Field
Greeneye uses artificial intelligence and advanced sensing technology to identify weeds and apply non-residual herbicides only where they’re needed.
The potential savings are significant.
Greeneye’s targeted spraying system enables growers to reduce non-residual herbicide use by an average of 80–90% while maintaining effective weed control.
Rather than applying the same amount of non-residual chemistry across every acre, the system targets applications based on where weeds are actually detected.
That creates an opportunity to dramatically reduce herbicide use and associated input costs.
Two Jobs in a Single Pass
One of the features that makes Greeneye especially practical for Upper Midwest growers is its dual-tank, dual-line configuration.
The system allows operators to broadcast residual herbicides across the field while simultaneously targeting non-residual herbicides only where weeds are detected.
That means growers don’t have to choose between targeted spraying and the residual program they’ve built their weed management strategy around.
Both can happen during the same pass.
It’s precision technology designed around how farmers actually operate.
Retrofit the Sprayer You Already Own
Adopting precision technology shouldn’t automatically mean replacing equipment that still has years of productive life ahead of it.
Greeneye’s technology can be retrofitted onto existing commercial sprayers, giving growers a path to targeted spraying without purchasing an entirely new machine.
For IFND, that’s an important part of the value proposition.
We’re interested in technology that provides measurable returns, not technology for technology’s sake. Being able to add advanced targeted spraying capabilities to equipment growers already own can make the economics of adoption much more compelling.
No Per-Acre Software Fees
The cost of technology isn’t limited to the initial purchase anymore. Subscription and usage fees can significantly affect the long-term ROI of an investment.
Greeneye takes a different approach.
There are no per-acre software fees, allowing growers to use the system without watching recurring costs increase with every acre sprayed.
Combine that with potential reductions in non-residual herbicide use, and growers have an opportunity to calculate a clear return based on their own acreage, herbicide program, weed pressure, and operating costs.
Ready When You Are
Farming doesn’t operate on a 9-to-5 schedule, and neither does Greeneye.
The system is designed for 24/7 day-and-night operation, helping growers take advantage of critical application windows and keep moving when conditions are right.
That capability is particularly important when weather compresses the spraying season and every hour in the field counts.
Technology Needs Local Support
The technology itself is only part of a successful precision agriculture investment.
Growers also need someone who can help evaluate the opportunity, install the equipment, answer questions, troubleshoot problems, and support the system for years to come.
That’s where IFND comes in.
“Our solution delivers significant value for growers, and successful adoption depends on having knowledgeable local partners,” said Keith Crow, Greeneye Technology’s General Manager for North America. “Intellifarms has built its business around trusted customer relationships, technical expertise, and long-term support, making them an excellent partner to represent Greeneye Technology across the Upper Midwest.”
Through this partnership, IFND will help expand Greeneye’s sales, service, and customer support network throughout South Dakota, North Dakota, Iowa, Kansas, and surrounding agricultural regions.
A New Chapter for IFND
Our roots are in grain, and grain management will remain an important part of who we are.
But the same principle that drives better grain management applies throughout the farming operation:
Measure what matters. Use better information. Automate where it makes sense. And invest in technology that delivers a measurable return.
Greeneye gives us an opportunity to bring that approach into crop protection.
Whether it’s protecting grain after harvest or helping reduce input costs in the field, IFND’s objective remains the same: help growers adopt technology that makes their operations more efficient, profitable, and manageable.
Is Targeted Spraying Right for Your Farm?
The answer won’t be identical for every operation.
That’s why IFND wants to help growers look beyond the technology itself and evaluate the economics.
How many acres do you spray? What does your current herbicide program cost? How much non-residual chemistry could targeted spraying eliminate? How quickly could the investment pay for itself?
Those are the conversations we’re ready to have.
If you’re interested in reducing herbicide use, getting more from your existing sprayer, and exploring what AI-powered targeted spraying could mean for your operation, contact IntelliFarms Northern Division to learn more about Greeneye Technology.
Precision agriculture should do more than generate data. It should generate value.