The CHS Foundation announced today six grants totaling $829,000 to support development, education and sustainable benefits of precision agriculture.
Precision ag tech has advanced so far that actual field data from farmers can be used to determine who is using precision and who isn’t.
John Deere’s “innovations allow customers to use less fuel and to plant seeds and apply fertilizer and herbicide with pinpoint accuracy.”
The report finds that deployment of both rural broadband and precision agriculture technology on farms could result in at least $47 billion every year.
Research shows that precision agriculture and IoT systems can increase yields by up to 15% and revenue by $100,000 annually for a typical 1,000-acre farm.
We all know that technology advancements continue to propel the ag industry ever further toward safer products and more efficiency. According to data released by the Indiana Farm Bureau, there’s no reason to expect that to slow down. The market for agricultural robots is developing at a rapid pace, with a large number of established […]
With the John Deere Operations Center, you can always have your farm’s info right in your pocket. The latest software release for Operations Center, along with new mobile apps, give producers a more complete view of a farm operation – whether in the office or on the go. The new tools and features, which are […]
Making the most of precision tools was the running theme at the Virginia event, held at the land-grant university’s research facility, Kentland Farm.