Cut Chemical Costs by Up to 90% with AMAZONE and CultiWise – Now Available at TNS

Farmers across East Anglia could make significant savings on chemical costs thanks to CultiWise, an AI-powered precision farming technology now available with Amazone self-propelled, trailed and mounted sprayers through Thurlow Nunn Standen (TNS). With CultiWise reporting chemical savings of up to 90% in its case studies, and TNS customers seeing even greater projected savings during demonstrations, the technology offers an exciting opportunity to reduce input costs and improve spraying efficiency.
For arable farmers in Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire, managing rising input costs while maintaining crop performance is a constant challenge. With large areas of cereals, oilseed rape, sugar beet and other crops to manage, even relatively small improvements in spraying efficiency can make a substantial difference to farm profitability.
But what if you could dramatically reduce the amount of herbicide used on your farm, without compromising effective weed control?
That’s exactly what AMAZONE and CultiWise precision farming technology aims to achieve.
As an authorised AMAZONE dealer in East Anglia, TNS can supply and support AMAZONE sprayer integrated with CultiWise technology.
Up to 90% Chemical Savings – and Potentially Even More
One of the biggest advantages of CultiWise is its ability to identify weeds and create targeted spraying maps, allowing farmers to apply herbicides only where they are needed rather than treating the entire field.
CultiWise has reported chemical savings of up to 90% in its case studies, demonstrating the potential of AI-powered spot spraying to significantly reduce unnecessary chemical applications.
And the results being seen locally are particularly encouraging.
Edward Miller, TNS Technologies Manager, has been running Amazone sprayer and CultiWise demonstrations with TNS customers across East Anglia, helping farmers understand the potential savings on their own land.
“The results we’ve been seeing are really encouraging. Most of the farmers I’ve worked with are seeing projected herbicide savings of well over 90% when we analyse their fields using CultiWise. When you consider how much farmers spend on crop protection products each year, that’s a huge opportunity to reduce costs.
What makes CultiWise particularly interesting is how quickly the investment could pay for itself. Based on the potential savings we’re seeing, I genuinely believe it’s a technology worth investing in. For some farms, the savings from chemical applications could cover the cost of the technology almost straight away.
I’d really encourage anyone considering upgrading their sprayer or interested in reducing chemical costs to book a demonstration and see what’s possible.”
While actual savings will vary depending on weed pressure, field conditions and spraying requirements, these early demonstrations highlight the significant financial potential of precision spot spraying.

How Does CultiWise Work?
CultiWise uses artificial intelligence (AI), drone imagery and satellite data to analyse fields and create precision application maps.
Instead of treating an entire field with a uniform application rate, CultiWise identifies areas where treatment is required, helping farmers target inputs more accurately.
For example, a field may appear to require a full herbicide application, but detailed mapping could reveal that weeds are concentrated in relatively small areas.
By using a CultiWise application map with a compatible AMAZONE sprayer, farmers can target these areas rather than applying chemicals across the whole field.
This approach can help farmers:
- Reduce herbicide costs by avoiding unnecessary applications.
- Improve spraying accuracy by targeting areas requiring treatment.
- Reduce chemical waste while maintaining effective weed control.
- Make better use of existing machinery through precision application technology.
- Improve farm efficiency by using data to make more informed application decisions.
For larger arable operations across East Anglia, the potential savings across hundreds or thousands of hectares could be substantial.

Local Expertise and Ongoing Support from TNS Technologies
“Investing in precision farming technology is one thing, but making sure you’re getting the most out of it is what really matters. That’s where our TNS Technologies team comes in. We’re here to support our customers every step of the way, helping them understand their application maps, make the most of CultiWise’s capabilities and turn those potential chemical savings into real cost savings on their farms.” – Edward Miller, TNS Technologies Manager
TNS customers who invest in CultiWise will have access to ongoing support from dedicated TNS Technologies department. From understanding application maps and exploring potential savings to getting the most out of compatible AMAZONE machinery, our specialists are here to provide practical advice and support.
See the Potential Savings for Yourself – Book an AMAZONE sprayer and CultiWise On-Farm Demo
The best way to understand what CultiWise could save your business is to see the technology in action on your own farm.
TNS customers can now request a CultiWise demonstration alongside an on-farm demonstration of the AMAZONE Pantera self-propelled, trailer or mounted sprayer.
This gives you the opportunity to explore the latest AMAZONE spraying technology, understand how CultiWise works and assess the potential chemical savings for your own fields.
Request Amazone Pantera and CultiWise demonstration here.

FAQs About AMAZONE and CultiWise
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CultiWise is an AI-powered precision farming platform that uses drone and satellite imagery to analyse fields, identify weeds and create targeted application maps. These maps can be used with compatible AMAZONE machinery to apply herbicides, fertilisers and other inputs more precisely, helping farmers reduce waste, lower input costs and improve efficiency.
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CultiWise has reported chemical savings of up to 90% in its case studies through precision spot spraying. During demonstrations with TNS customers across Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire, our Technologies Manager, Edward Miller, has seen projected chemical savings of well over 90% for many farmers. Actual savings depend on weed pressure, field conditions, chemical costs and application requirements.
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Yes, reductions exceeding 90% may be possible in certain field conditions where weeds are concentrated in relatively small areas. By identifying where treatment is needed, CultiWise allows farmers to target herbicide applications rather than spraying the entire field. However, savings vary between fields and should be assessed individually.
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Yes. TNS offers CultiWise demonstrations exclusively alongside our AMAZONE sprayer on-farm demonstrations across Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire. To experience CultiWise, customers must book an AMAZONE sprayer demonstration.
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During your on-farm demonstration, you’ll have the opportunity to drive the AMAZONE Pantera, explore its spraying capabilities and see how it performs on your own land. Our TNS Product Support team and an AMAZONE product specialist will provide guidance and answer questions. If you’ve also requested a CultiWise demonstration, our Technologies team will explain how the platform works, explore application mapping and help you understand the potential chemical savings for your farm.
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Yes. As an authorised AMAZONE dealer, TNS can supply both AMAZONE agricultural machinery and CultiWise precision farming technology. Customers who invest in CultiWise through TNS also benefit from access to our dedicated Technologies department, providing specialist guidance and ongoing support to help them use the platform effectively and maximise potential savings.
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TNS offers AMAZONE Pantera on-farm demonstrations to farmers across Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire, with the option to include a CultiWise demonstration. Simply complete our online demonstration request form, and our team will contact you to discuss your requirements and arrange a suitable date.