Many media companies regularly rank their favorite or most important developments for the past year in various Top 10 lists because they provide a nice snapshot of what’s been taking place in a particular marketplace. And if there ever was...

Even if you’ve been buried in a tractor cab or chained to your desk at work the past couple weeks, even you’ve noticed this new Pokémon Go craze. Gotta admit, not really a huge fan myself (surprising, right?), but I’ve...

Despite the outlook for low farm net income and a down farm economy, large American farmers have a surprisingly aggressive outlook toward buying and utilizing new technologies on their operations, with high hopes for potentially disruptive entrants. According to a...

China launched a Beidou satellite into orbit on a Long March 3A rocket on Tuesday as the country seeks to gain independence from and eventually rival American GPS services, reports Andrew Jones over at gbtimes.com. The Long March rocket lifted...

T-L Irrigation's GPS Navigation Corner System has been awarded two patents by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. T-L Irrigation Co., the exclusive world manufacturer of hydrostatically powered pivot irrigation systems, has announced it has been...

On Friday, Oct. 16, 2015, the GPS Innovation Alliance (GPSIA) submitted two filings regarding federal spectrum policy. Comments were filed in response to a public notice in the U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) GPS Adjacent Band Compatibility assessment, and...

While the ability to harness the field navigation power of GPS has been around for decades, these days equipment makers are hitting new levels of accuracy and reliability and are trying to reach new users. They’re also tapping into...

GPS Landforming is the latest precision agriculture tool to hit mainstream adoption by farmers looking to increase production and profits according to agricultural engineer, Dr. Graeme Cox. GPS Landforming is the reshaping of a fields topography to predesigned 3D surfaces...

The T-L GPS Navigation Corner system tracks multiple constellations reducing the signal loss caused by tree lines and other obstacles and there is no electronic interference from power lines.

The system tracks multiple constellations reducing the signal loss caused by tree lines and other obstacles and there is no electronic interference from power lines, according to T-L Irrigation.

On Wednesday afternoon October 29, a new GPS satellite will be headed for the skies.

Researchers are using GPS out west to monitor the massive drought that has intensified over much of the region.

Several representatives from member companies of the GPS Innovation Alliance participated late last week in panel discussions at an all-day FCC workshop on “GPS Protection and Receiver Performance.”

The Boeing GPS IIF satellite is providing the most precise navigation clocks to date, along with improved accuracy, greater security and anti-jam capabilities.

The US system that started a technology and logistical revolution has made much progress over a quarter century, but the best is yet to come for ag users.

The satellite is the first of three GPS navigation beacons scheduled for launch through July to replace older spacecraft in the constellation.

Use of global positioning systems and variable rate technology were identified by growers throughout a recent precision agriculture study.

Oregon State University will design wireless sensors to attach to bumblebees, providing real-time data on their behavior.

A new study has found that every GPS ground site has undergone small but important shifts since 2000 because of earthquakes. However, the precision agriculture community need not worry.

In a letter to Gen. William L. Shelton, commander of the U.S. Air Force Space Command, the GPS Innovation Alliance expressed support for planned enhancements to the GPS constellation. Specifically, the Alliance supports activating the Civilian Navigation (CNAV) message...