# GC Agro

> Calgary, Alberta-based precision agriculture company supplying GPS land levellers and ICEGPS auto-steering systems to Canadian farmers — with local installation and support.

GC Agro is headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. We supply, install, and service precision agriculture equipment for prairie farmers — primarily in southern Alberta (Lethbridge, Taber, Picture Butte, Fort Macleod, Coaldale, Coalhurst, Vauxhall, Medicine Hat, Cardston, Raymond, Stirling) and across Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and British Columbia. All installation, commissioning, and after-sale support is delivered by our Canadian team on-site.

## Products

### GPS Land Levellers (HONGHUI)
GPS-guided hydraulic scrapers that reshape agricultural fields to precise grades, dramatically improving irrigation uniformity.
- Up to 40% reduction in irrigation water usage
- 15–25% higher crop yields through improved water distribution
- Operates 24/7 in darkness, dust, fog, and rain (unlike laser levellers)
- Suited for irrigated farmland in southern Alberta and across the Prairies
- Supported crops: wheat, canola, barley, sugar beets, potatoes, corn, pulse crops (lentils, peas)
- Available in multiple blade widths and scraper bowl capacities

### RTK GPS Systems (ICEGPS — exclusive Canadian partner)
GC Agro is the exclusive Canadian partner for ICEGPS RTK hardware and software. Sub-centimetre RTK base/rover setups used for both land levelling guidance and tractor auto-steering.

### Auto Steering System (ICEGPS Autopilot)
Electric auto-steering that retrofits directly onto existing tractors — no hydraulic modifications required.
- ±2.5 cm pass-to-pass RTK accuracy
- Calibration-free installation, operational within hours
- Compatible with tractors, rice transplanters, planters, and seeders
- Day/night optimized display with handle control; optional rear camera
- Sensorless, gyroscope, or front-wheel angle sensor configurations available
- 10–15% reduction in overlapping inputs (seed, fertilizer, chemicals)
- No annual software subscription fee
- Brands supported: John Deere, Case IH, New Holland, Fendt, Massey Ferguson, Challenger, and others

### Autonomous Sprayer Systems
GPS-guided autonomous spraying equipment for reduced chemical waste and operator fatigue.

## Service Area

**Primary focus — Southern Alberta:**
Lethbridge, Taber, Picture Butte, Fort Macleod, Coaldale, Coalhurst, Vauxhall, Medicine Hat, Cardston, Raymond, Stirling, Barnwell, Nobleford, Monarch, Iron Springs, Magrath

**Also serving:** Northern Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, British Columbia

## Company

- **Name:** GC Agro
- **Website:** https://gcagro.org
- **Phone / WhatsApp:** +1 (587) 436-8502
- **Headquarters:** Calgary, Alberta, Canada
- **Team:** Canadian-operated; local installation and support
- **Partners:** Exclusive Canadian partner for ICEGPS; authorized HONGHUI dealer

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Does GC Agro serve southern Alberta farmers?**
Yes. GC Agro regularly serves farmers in Lethbridge County, Picture Butte, Taber, Fort Macleod, Coaldale, and surrounding irrigation districts. Most of southern Alberta is within our primary service zone.

**How much water can GPS land levelling save?**
Properly levelled fields typically reduce irrigation water usage by up to 40% by eliminating high and low spots that cause uneven water distribution and runoff.

**Will GPS land levelling increase my yields?**
Field data shows 15–25% higher crop yields on properly levelled irrigated land, due to uniform moisture delivery across the entire field.

**Can the auto-steering system work on my tractor?**
The ICEGPS electric steering motor retrofits to virtually any tractor brand (John Deere, Case IH, New Holland, Fendt, Massey Ferguson, Challenger, and others) without hydraulic modifications.

**Is there an annual software fee?**
No. The ICEGPS software has no annual subscription fee.

**Who does the installation?**
GC Agro's Canadian team handles on-site delivery, installation, commissioning, and operator training at your farm.

**What crops benefit most from GPS land levelling?**
Any irrigated crop benefits — particularly wheat, canola, barley, sugar beets, potatoes, and corn, which are common across southern Alberta's irrigation districts.