Raven
Raven provides precision agriculture technology for guidance, steering, application control and data management across a range of AGCO equipment. Access Raven support resources, or contact the Raven support team for assistance with your technology.
Raven Support Phone Number: 1-800-243-5435
Space Weather Prediction Center
The National Weather Service provides detailed weather forecasts, observations, and weather data that can help farmers make informed decisions about field conditions, spraying, irrigation, and other precision agriculture activities.
AGCO Customer Support
Access AGCO’s online support resources for equipment information, technical support, manuals, parts information and other helpful tools for AGCO equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions About Agricultural Equipment Support Resources
Where can I find support for Raven precision agriculture equipment?
Hanlon Ag Centre provides a link to the Raven Customer Portal, where farmers can access support resources for Raven precision agriculture technology. Raven systems include guidance, steering, application control and data management solutions used across a range of AGCO equipment. If you need assistance with your Raven technology, you can also contact the Raven support team directly at 1-800-243-5435.
Where can I find AGCO equipment manuals, parts information and technical support?
The AGCO Customer Support section on Hanlon Ag Centre’s Helpful Links page provides access to the AGCO Customer Portal. This online resource helps equipment owners find information about AGCO machinery, including manuals, parts information, technical support and other useful tools. Farmers can use the portal as a starting point when looking for equipment information or support resources.
Where can I check space weather information that may affect GPS guidance?
Hanlon Ag Centre links to the Space Weather Prediction Center, a resource operated by the National Weather Service. Space weather information can help farmers stay informed about solar activity and geomagnetic conditions that may affect satellite-based GPS and GNSS positioning. Checking these conditions can be useful when investigating unexpected guidance or positioning issues during precision agriculture operations.