Precision Agriculture
The latest precision ag news and trends on precision agriculture equipment. Discover tech innovations, expert insights, and tips on using precision ag to boost your farm’s efficiency and productivity.
New technology detects nitrogen stress using computer vision techniques that recognize characteristic features on plant leaves.
Reaping the benefits of new technology demands a systems approach to crop production
As farmers harvest their corn crop this year, they might want to look carefully to see what else—namely, marijuana--might be growing among their cornstalks.
One of the overarching promises big data holds is its potential to boost crop yields, but you will need a technology partner. Consider these suggestions as you evaluate potential partners.
Watch drones in action to see how these devices could be the future of farming.
Eliminate all of the variables to drill down and truly learn what practices add up to more yield
The saying, “You’re only as strong as your weakest link,” rings true with zone management.
For 23 years, the Farm Journal Test Plots’ mission has been to provide third-party, independent research straight from the field. Here’s a roundup of the tools used for the first time in test plots this past year.
There really is nothing like Agritechnica and this year’s event drew 450,000 visitors to see the eye-grabbing innovations.
In a field where slope is undetectable to the naked eye, a topographic map shows where to place surface drainage ditches so they will channel water off the field.
Remember how you were told as a kid to not judge a book by its cover? That same advice applies to evaluating vertical tillage.
Farmers head to the field for lessons on how to finish strong before corn and soybean harvests.
Because of the lingering effects of a hot, dry 2012 planting season, your 2013 crop requires special consideration. By planning ahead, you can reduce the risk to your emerging crop.
Analysis of the project’s data shows precision guidance, auto-steering and automatic shut-offs provided benefits in three ways.
Cell phones are becoming powerful, easy-to-carry tools for farmers.
Industry rivals spar while FCC strives to determine a viable solution
This tool helps farmers evaluate current and potential agronomic practices.
Company releases video of planter running without operator in the tractor cab.
Take the right steps to maximize the returns of variable rate technology on your farm.
These good bugs partner with soybeans to increase nodulation and fix nitrogen.
First-of-its-kind auction provides outlet for used precision ag equipment
