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If this year’s Precision Ag top trends have a common theme, it’s a desire to make agricultural practices simpler, with the ability to communicate across multiple technology platforms.
With the devastating fire and fallout that nearly took his business fully behind him, Tim Norris set his sights on a brighter, more profitable future in 2011.
MyWay RTK is poised to bring real-time kinematic RTK and wireless Internet access to Illinois, using ag retailers as the main conduit.
The top technologies in precision ag are all unique, but their united goal remains the same — making farming easier and more profitable for everyone.
Topcon’s Albert Zahalka believes that time and cost savings coupled with environmental stewardship will drive precision agriculture adoption forward.
Dr. Harold Reetz, renowned agronomist and precision agriculture expert, shares thoughts on the affect of recent industry consolidation on grower attitudes toward precision technology, as well as the challenges and opportunities for consultants in service to growers. Watch video
John Pointon of OmniSTAR puts into perspective a GAO report that some of the GPS constellation satellites could fail over the next 2 to 3 years, and what that means for growers and precision practitioners in agriculture. Watch now
At the 2010 Commodity Classic, Jack Gerhardt, business segment sales manager for Trimble's flow and application division, shares his thoughts on why he is optimistic about the future of ag technology, and what end users can expect to see from Trimble in the year ahead. Watch now
Oklahoma State University has been at the epicenter of on-the-go sensor technology. This video describes how the technology was developed and how it works. | Watch now
This video supported by Farm Credit Canada demonstrates the benefits of precision agriculture use by Canadian farmers. | Watch now
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