South Dakota Farmer Talks Precision Ag Choices

As a corn and soybean producer, Jerome Tschetter says, it has benefited operation to embrace the latest products technology has to offer.

As a corn and soybean producer, Jerome Tschetter can’t imagine reversing the clock on precision ag technology.

The South Dakota farmer, whose operation in Bridgewater also includes a feedlot, spoke about how he uses technology during the 2013 Raven Innovation Summit.

(Click here to see Raven’s 2013 new products on the AgWeb Technology page.)

Watch the video below to learn more about Tschetter’s operation and how he has integrated precision technology for more than a decade.

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