PrecisionAg® Webinars

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Turning Data Into Action Within Soybean Production

Now On Demand | Original air date: August 30, 2018

From improved input efficiency and crop production to better stewardship, best practices in soybean production must start with valid and usable data sets. A solid plan for managing data must be paired with the use of existing and emerging tech tools from planting, fertility, and crop protection all the way to harvest. The Ohio State University’s John Fulton leads a discussion of these tools and techniques, providing farmers with ideas for moving forward with a solid data action plan.

Presented by the American Soybean Association and the United Soybean Board

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Using Data to Benchmark Your Farming Operation

Now On Demand | Original air date: February 19, 2018

Data collection, analysis and benchmarking are key to achieving and sustaining continuous improvement in the production of soybeans. Dr. Joe Luck, Associate Professor of Biological Systems Engineering, and Precision Agriculture Engineer at the University of Nebraska, will discuss the various tools and techniques required to establish a valid data benchmarking program. Using examples of data applications from farm research studies focused on soybeans, he will show how data can be used to gather knowledge to improve production, and build a more sustainable farming operation.

Presented by the American Soybean Association and the United Soybean Board

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Defining Ag Data Ownership

Now On Demand | Original Air Date: November 13, 2017

With ever-increasing amounts and types of data being generated on farms, and real value created from it, who controls and has access to the various data sets? These include yield and as-applied maps, soil test results, various sensor readings, tractors/implements beaming up engine and other data — and more. Data is being generated by farmers, input suppliers, and often being managed by a data service provider. Our panel members will stimulate your thinking on how you manage and provide access to data in your business or on your farms.

Approved for 1 CEU in Professional Development

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