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Education To Take Center Stage At Inaugural AG CONNECT Expo

In January 2010, The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) is launching a new international exposition for agriculture that promises the latest industry innovations, products and technology. The event, the AG CONNECT Expo, is slated for January 12-15, 2010 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.

Growers Planting Using GPS

Our reader poll last week indicates that growers are embracing the use of GPS technology on planters next season.

More Growers Using GPS For Planters

Our reader poll last week indicates that growers are embracing the use of GPS technology on planters next season.

Precision Agriculture In Louisiana Moves Forward

Eugene Burris of the Louisiana State University AgCenter Northeast Research Station shares insights on research progress for the state's diverse growers.

New Planter Display From Kinze

KINZE Manufacturing introduces the new Cobalt Planter Display System, a full-color display system that monitors seed population and accuracy, controls the planter's variable rate drive system, and allows the operator to turn planter sections on and off, on the go, using a manual switchbox.

Precision Agriculture Education In Idaho

Last week, I got a call from Robert Blair, a grower in Kendrick, Idaho, who's found tremendous benefit, and payback, from his use of precision agriculture.

Yetter Introduces The Checker For Planters

The 1200 Series Checker from Yetter Manufacturing offers a straightforward method to make precise and accurate row-unit adjustments before the first day of planting.

Hemisphere Enhances Dual Frequency Receiver

Hemisphere GPS recently introduced its enhanced Eclipse dual-frequency GPS receiver. The unit now supports USB communication and enables data logging to standard external USB flash drives.
 

Valley Irrigation Launches GPS-Ready Control Panels

New technology from Valley Irrigation aids precise application of water, fertilizer and other crop inputs.

Labor And Precision Ag

Finding good help remains a challenge, opening the door for mechanization in agriculture.

Input Costs Increase Precision Interest

I'm writing this entry from a Holiday Inn Express in the northwest corner of Ohio, where I will soon be traveling to visit top soybean growers with a group of ag dealership managers. Local folks from Syngenta are hosting the event, designed to highlight the practices of growers who've experienced big time soybean yields.

John Taylor Fertilizer Adds RFID Technology

Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology company Intelleflex Corporation recently announced that John Taylor Fertilizers Company, a unit of Wilbur-Ellis is using its RFID solution to automatically track agricultural equipment at its Yuba City, CA, location.

New Holland Monitor Adds Compatibility, Capability

New Holland tractor owners working with variable rate planting and spraying equipment can now use New Holland's Precision Land Management (PLM) IntelliView Plus II monitors with two popular third-party variable rate controllers.