The development of modern technologies allows for more efficient use of the production potential of farm holdings. Keeping plant production with conventional methods provides a wide range of opportunities for fighting diseases, pests and weeds. Price competitiveness of organic farming due to constraints is greatly hampered. By implementing the elements of precision farming in the production process on an organic farm, you can reduce production costs, improve the efficiency and organization of your farm work. The aim of the study was to analyze the suitability of one of the elements of precision agriculture, the farm tractor’s automatic parallel control system for performing agrotechnical treatments. Research has shown that the system works in most cases with a manufacturer's declared accuracy of 2 cm and it improves the operational efficiency of the machines used and reduces the unit fuel consumption which positively affects the environment. Due to the high accuracy of the system, such a system can be adapted, for example, to precise agrotechnical treatments that reduce weed infestation in rows in organic farms.