Abstract: During harvesting operations, the operator of an agricultural harvester must generally monitor various operating parameters of the harvester. However, such monitoring of operating parameters can direct the focus of the operator away from the harvesting operation, thereby leading to harvesting inefficiency, harvesting losses, and operator strain and fatigue. This may, in turn, distract the operator from the harvesting operation. Therefore, the agricultural harvester may include a light-emitting device positioned within a field of view of an operator of the agricultural harvester when the operator is viewing unloading operations. The light-emitting device may provide an indication of a fill level of the harvester storage compartment and/or an unloading rate of the harvested material from the storage compartment.

Abstract: A harvesting implement includes a frame, a plurality of row dividers supported on the frame, and a light-emitting device positioned on a respective row divider of the plurality of row dividers. Furthermore, the harvesting implement includes a computing system configured to receive an input indicative of an operating parameter of the agricultural harvester and control an operation of the light-emitting device based on the operating parameter.

Abstract: An agricultural harvester includes a feeder configured to convey harvested material from a harvesting implement to a threshing and separating assembly. Furthermore, the agricultural harvester includes an imaging device positioned within feeder, with the imaging device configured to generate image data depicting the harvested material entering or being conveyed through the feeder during the harvesting operation. Additionally, the agricultural harvester includes a computing system communicatively coupled to the imaging device. In this respect, the computing system is configured to analyze the generated image data to identify crop ears present within the harvested material entering or being conveyed through the feeder. Moreover, the computing system is configured to determine the crop population within at least a portion of the field based on the identified crop ears present within the harvested material.

Abstract: A harvesting implement includes a frame, a plurality of row dividers supported on the frame, and a light-emitting device positioned on a respective row divider of the plurality of row dividers. Furthermore, the harvesting implement includes a computing system configured to receive an input indicative of an operating parameter of the agricultural harvester and control an operation of the light-emitting device based on the operating parameter.

Abstract: An agricultural harvester includes: a harvester frame; an agricultural header coupled with the harvester frame, the agricultural header including: a header frame; at least one row unit including a first stalk roll and a second stalk roll, the first stalk roll configured for rotating at a first angular velocity, the second stalk roll configured for rotating at a second angular velocity which is different from and variable relative to the first angular velocity.