Farm Works has introduced their latest version of software called Farm Works Version 2010.  Some of the major additions to the office solutions include:

• Support for Google™ Map imagery for most parts of the world.
• Bank statement data import to help find accounting mistakes, enter transactions without details, or to reconcile the checkbook.
• New rainfall and irrigation reports for water management.
• Robust tools for guidance line creation and management.
• Coverage map animation tool for replay of travel direction.
• New offset line tool for repeating the same line at a set distance for drainage management or mapping terraces.

Highlights in the field solutions include:

• Support for viewing history records of supply usage, quantities, unit cost, and notations on-the-go.
• Enhancements in soil sampling for deleting and moving target points, a navigation line that connects all of the target points, and auto navigation of the next target point when logging a soil sample location.
• An innovative scouting imagery tool allows scouts to streamline the process of capturing digital pictures of weeds, insects, and other problems along with their GPS location from the field to the office.  Mobile computers, such as the Trimble Juno™ and Trimble Yuma™, offer a built-in camera and GPS for scouting and soil sampling jobs.

To view additional features in Version 2010, please click here.

SUNNYVALE, Calif., July 17, 2009 — Trimble (NASDAQ: TRMB) announced today it has acquired the assets of privately-held CTN Data Service, LLC, creator of Farm Works software, located in Hamilton, Indiana. The acquisition is expected to accelerate Trimble’s information management capabilities and offer agricultural customers significant new capabilities in their precision farming operations. Financial terms were not disclosed.

All clearance items are a "first come - first serve" basis, and will not appear on the online order form.  Contact Farm Works at 1-800-225-2848 to place your order.

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