A method of stacking dethatchers includes pivoting an upper portion of a handle on a first dethatcher toward a front end of a frame on the first dethatcher, upon pivoting the upper portion of the handle toward the front end of the frame, exposing a rear support point defined by a lower portion of the handle, and stacking a second dethatcher on the first dethatcher so that the second dethatcher is supported on the rear support point defined by the lower portion of the handle and a front support point defined by the upper portion of the handle.

A chemical agent application system that is removably attachable to a lawn mowing tractor, in which the chemical agent application system includes a chemical agent tank secured to and adapted to fit in a footrest section of a lawn mowing tractor, a suction pump, a suction hose, and a spray gun comprising a trigger, in which the suction pump is attached to the first chemical agent tank and is adapted to draw a chemical agent from the chemical agent tank, via the suction hose, and to direct the chemical agent towards the spray gun.

A chemical agent application system that is removably attachable to a lawn mowing tractor, in which the chemical agent application system includes a chemical agent tank secured to and adapted to fit in a footrest section of a lawn mowing tractor, a suction pump, a suction hose, and a spray gun comprising a trigger, in which the suction pump is attached to the first chemical agent tank and is adapted to draw a chemical agent from the chemical agent tank, via the suction hose, and to direct the chemical agent towards the spray gun.

An additive applicator system for an agricultural cut crop is disclosed comprising a storage tank containing a quantity of liquid additive, an applicator operable to dispense the liquid additive into the cut crop, a pump between the storage tank and the applicator to drive the liquid additive from the storage tank to the applicator, a control valve between the applicator and the storage tank to control the flow of liquid additive back to the storage tank. The additive applicator system further comprises an accumulator between the pump and the applicator.

An additive applicator system for an agricultural cut crop is disclosed comprising a storage tank containing a quantity of liquid additive, an applicator operable to dispense the liquid additive into the cut crop, a pump between the storage tank and the applicator to drive the liquid additive from the storage tank to the applicator, a control valve between the applicator and the storage tank to control the flow of liquid additive back to the storage tank. The additive applicator system further comprises an accumulator between the pump and the applicator.

A system for an agricultural operation includes a harvester configured to separate crop material into a harvest material and a non-harvest material. A crop material sensor is operably coupled with the harvester and is configured to capture crop material data. A positioning device is configured to generate location data to geolocate the crop material data relative to a field. A computing system is communicatively coupled with the crop material sensor and the positioning device. The computing system is configured to classify objects within the crop material data as harvest material or non-harvest material generate a map based on the harvest material and the non-harvest material.

A system for an agricultural operation includes a harvester configured to separate crop material into a harvest material and a non-harvest material. A crop material sensor is operably coupled with the harvester and is configured to capture crop material data. A positioning device is configured to generate location data to geolocate the crop material data relative to a field. A computing system is communicatively coupled with the crop material sensor and the positioning device. The computing system is configured to classify objects within the crop material data as harvest material or non-harvest material generate a map based on the harvest material and the non-harvest material.

A system and a method for controlling an agricultural vehicle includes receiving sensor information for an agricultural vehicle from one or more sensors, determining the quality of an agricultural application based on the sensor information, updating a vehicle control learning algorithm for controlling the agricultural vehicle based on the determined quality of the agricultural application, and controlling an operation of the agricultural vehicle based on the updated vehicle control learning algorithm.

A system and a method for controlling an agricultural vehicle includes receiving sensor information for an agricultural vehicle from one or more sensors, determining the quality of an agricultural application based on the sensor information, updating a vehicle control learning algorithm for controlling the agricultural vehicle based on the determined quality of the agricultural application, and controlling an operation of the agricultural vehicle based on the updated vehicle control learning algorithm.

An agricultural machine configured to harvest a crop by advancing a crop harvesting header across a field, the agricultural machine presenting a fore-and-aft extending longitudinal axis that extends in a travel direction, the harvesting header having a header frame that mounts a cutting platform configured to sever crop being harvested, the header frame having a header axis that extends perpendicular to the direction of travel, wherein the agricultural machine has a cover crop seed dispensing apparatus with a seed dispenser and a distribution line mounted along the header frame, the distribution line having a plurality of distribution points at spaced intervals along the header axis. The seed dispenser meters seed delivery to the distribution line so as to distribute cover crop seed from the plurality of distribution points as the harvesting header severs crop from the field.