To date, precision ag industry sales have been driven by hardware (auto-guidance, precision planting tech or many others), but currently most machines are manufactured with precision hardware in ...

NDSCS says in the long-term, they hope to be a national leader in precision agriculture training, providing students with the knowledge and practical experience needed for immediate career success.

Precision ag tools can improve profitability, work with conservation JAMESTOWN, N.D. - When people think of precision agriculture, they often think of autosteer, variable-rate seeding, satellites ...

The legislation requires the FCC to explore how earth-orbiting satellites can enhance farming operations, building on Latta's ...

It’s what precision agriculture has promised since the 1990s — if growers get more granular data about their operations and the technology, they will put that newfound information to use for ...

Precision ag can also help farmers identify portions of their fields that have low innate productivity, and make them aware that they could generate more revenue from those sub-field areas by ...

Jon Labine of Argyle, Minn., is a regional sales representative for Farmers Edge, Inc., a "big data" precision agriculture company moving into the Upper Midwest from its Winnipeg, Manitoba.

While manually scouting fields is an option, digital tools are available that can support scouting today, helping to identify fields or areas of fields. Drone scouting has evolved to provide an aerial ...

Precision agriculture integrates advanced technologies into farming to enhance efficiency, improve crop yields and reduce waste. Data-driven methods can optimize water, fertilizer and pesticide use.

The global precision agriculture market is projected to reach $22.49 billion by 2034 from $9.86 billion in 2024, growing at a CAGR of 8.59% during the forecast period 2024-2034.

Smart systems help minimize over-application of chemicals and water, improving both crop health and environmental protection.