How can you request a precision spraying demonstration and what should you expect?

Broadacre spraying controls on a virtual terminal

Requesting a precision spraying demonstration means we set up a live, guided session where you see plant-level spraying on a real machine, in your crop or in a showroom setting. You experience how technologies like LeapBox and LeapSpace control each nozzle at high speed, keep constant pressure, and execute task maps or spot spraying down to 25×25 cm. Together we walk through your agronomic goals, run live passes, review as-applied data and chemical savings examples, and leave time for technical and ROI questions. You end with a clear picture of how BBLeap would work on your farm and your sprayer.

What does it mean to request a precision spraying demonstration and what is typically included?

When you request a precision spraying demonstration with us, you get a structured, hands-on session focused on Farming On Plant Level, not a generic sales talk. We show live spraying with LeapBox nozzle-by-nozzle control, constant pressure, and curve correction, and—where relevant—Plant Precision Spraying, task map spraying, hi-res spot spraying or orchard features like tree profile spraying. You see how we reach up to 30% uniform-application chemical savings and, in spot spraying use cases, reductions up to 94–99% on treated areas. We end by reviewing maps, settings and practical fit on your farm.

Depending on your request, the demo can be on your own sprayer (after-market LeapBox), a LeapEdition factory machine, or a demo sprayer, and can focus on broadacre, orchards, or specialist crops. We combine in-cab explanation, field passes and a short data review on LeapSpace so you understand both hardware and software in one go. Learn more about what is included in a precision spraying demonstration

How much does it typically cost to request a precision spraying demonstration, and when is it free?

Most growers can request an initial precision spraying demonstration with us free of charge, especially when it is part of a purchase orientation for LeapBox, LeapSpace or LeapEye. In many regions we organise central demo days or shared events where attending is free; the only cost is your travel and time. A dedicated on-farm demo may involve travel or machine-transport costs, depending on distance and local partner availability, but we always clarify this upfront.

Because a demonstration is usually the first step toward a tailored configuration via our online configurator and ROI tools, any exceptional paid demo arrangements can often be linked to a later investment decision. When we discuss pricing for your system, we connect what you saw in the field—such as 30% average savings from uniform application or up to 99% reduction with hi‑res spot spraying—to your farm’s hectares and crops, so you can weigh demo costs, if any, against expected payback. Discover cost options and when demonstrations are free

What are the practical steps to request a precision spraying demonstration from a supplier?

To request a precision spraying demonstration with us, you simply reach out through our contact page, configurator, or by phone/email, and indicate that you want a demo. We then ask a few practical questions about your farm, crops, sprayer type and main goal—chemical savings, drift reduction, task maps, or orchard spraying. Based on that, we match you with our team or a local partner and propose dates, location and setup (your sprayer or a demo machine).

Before the day, we may ask for basic field details and, if relevant, existing task maps or drone imagery so we can pre-load LeapSpace. On demo day we walk through safety, machine setup and the virtual terminal, then make several passes to show speed changes, curve control, row or pattern spraying, spot spraying, or tree-profile spraying. Afterward we review as‑applied maps and agree on next steps, such as a detailed configuration and ROI calculation for your hectares. See the step-by-step process for requesting a demonstration

What should you look for when you request a precision spraying demonstration to properly compare different systems?

When you request a precision spraying demonstration to compare systems, focus on what happens at nozzle level and plant level, not only on screen graphics. Check whether droplet size stays constant while rate and speed change, how fast valves respond, and whether curves and headlands are compensated so there is no over- or underdosing. With LeapBox, for example, we work with 100 Hz nozzle control, 0.8 ms valve opening, and 100% constant pressure to keep spray quality identical across the boom.

Ask each supplier to run the same type of pass—straight line, curve, speed change—and, where possible, use the same field or similar weed/crop situations. Compare how precisely they follow a 25×25 cm task map, how clearly they show as‑applied coverage, and how easy it is to adjust patterns, rows, or tree profiles on the terminal. Also ask for concrete saving and yield examples, such as hi‑res spot spraying results where up to 94–99% less product was applied, so you can make a true apples‑to‑apples evaluation. Learn what to check when comparing demos

In which farming situations does it make the most sense to request a precision spraying demonstration?

Requesting a precision spraying demonstration makes the most sense when you are actively planning a sprayer upgrade or want to move from blanket spraying to plant-level decisions. Typical triggers are high chemical bills, visible over- or underdosing in the field, or regulatory and environmental pressure to reduce inputs. Many arable growers invite us when considering variable-rate or spot spraying for weeds, bare patches, or crop damage, and want to see task maps running live on their own hectares.

Orchard and vineyard growers benefit from demos that show tree profile or tree detection spraying, where each section of the tree gets a different rate to cut runoff and improve coverage. It is also very relevant for contractors who must serve several farm types and want one system that works across broadacre and orchards. If you already use drone or satellite data—or work with partners like AgroManager or other FMS providers—a demo can show how LeapSpace connects everything into one workflow. Explore farming situations where a demo adds most value

What realistic results and insights can you expect from requesting and attending a precision spraying demonstration?

From a precision spraying demonstration with us, you can realistically expect clear insight into spray quality, control and savings potential on your own crops, not a full scientific trial. You see in real time how constant pressure, nozzle-by-nozzle control and task maps translate into even coverage and reduced overlap. We share examples from user stories where uniform application cut chemical use by about 30%, and hi‑res spot spraying cut inputs by up to 94–99% on certain treatments.

By the end, you should understand how our system would fit on your sprayer (after‑market or LeapEdition), what data flow through LeapSpace looks like, and how 25×25 cm plant precision translates into yield protection and lower risk. You also receive a basis for ROI discussions using your hectares and crops, and—where available—demo as‑applied maps you can share with partners or colleagues. We are transparent about limitations such as weather, timing or field conditions so you can interpret results realistically. Find out which results and insights you can expect from a demo

Frequently asked questions:

  • How do I book a precision spraying demonstration?
    You can book a precision spraying demonstration by submitting a request through the BBLeap website, where you will provide your country, crops, and machine details. Once your request is received, the BBLeap team or a local partner will contact you to agree on the exact timing and location. This allows you to see our LeapBox technology in action and discuss how 100 Hz nozzle control can benefit your farm.
  • Does a precision spraying demonstration cost anything?
    Attending a precision spraying demonstration with BBLeap is completely free of charge and carries no obligation. BBLeap offers these complimentary field sessions to help growers observe how high-speed 100 Hz nozzle control and constant pressure work in real-world conditions. It is an ideal, risk-free opportunity to evaluate how plant-level precision can achieve an average chemical savings of 30% for your agricultural operation.
  • What do I need to have ready before the demo?
    To prepare for a BBLeap precision spraying demonstration, you should have your sprayer make and model, boom width, nozzle spacing, and terminal type ready, along with details of your crops and the specific field situation you wish to evaluate. Sharing these machinery specifications and your agronomic goals beforehand helps BBLeap calibrate the LeapBox demonstration. This ensures you see how the 0.8 ms valve opening time operates under your exact farm conditions.
  • Where can I see a crop protection sprayer demo in the Netherlands?
    You can see a live BBLeap crop protection sprayer demonstration directly in the field, with the exact location determined and agreed upon once your request is confirmed. BBLeap coordinates these regional demonstrations across the Netherlands, often at the farm of an existing LeapBox user, and also showcases technology at various agricultural events throughout the year. This setup lets you experience our 25×25 cm plant-level precision in actual field conditions.
  • Who offers agricultural precision spraying field demonstrations in the Netherlands?
    BBLeap offers agricultural precision spraying field demonstrations across the Netherlands, giving you a hands-on look at our modular LeapBox technology operating on real machinery. During a BBLeap session, you should look for critical performance indicators such as dosing accuracy per nozzle, turn compensation, spray pattern consistency, and how as-applied maps look on the LeapSpace platform. Observing these features helps you evaluate how our 0.8 ms valve opening time eliminates over- and under-spraying.