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In-Cab Systems Innovate, Increase Productivity
Ease-of-use and interconnectivity are two of the characteristics currently trending in the in-cab computing world.   Read more
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Visual Guidance Remains Important
Even as other guidance technologies become more common, visual guidance systems still have their place in the agricultural world. Read more
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ParaDyme Store
May 18, 2010
AutoFarm's integrated ParaDyme system offers plenty of capabilities and options, for precision ag customers and service providers alike.
In-Cab Technology: Smarter Rides
May 6, 2010
More powerful computers in the cab cut clutter and add efficiency.
Harold Reetz: Looking Back, Looking Ahead
May 6, 2010
Renowned agronomist and precision technology enthusiast Harold Reetz reflects on his four decades in agriculture, and what he sees as the key issues for ag in the future.
FalconScan Teams Up With GVM
April 30, 2010
FalconScan has partnered with GVM to provide aerial imagery services through the AgJunction platform.
Visual Guidance: The Places You'll Go
April 6, 2010
GPS is taking users new places, and getting them there with amazing new features.
Raven Takes Aim
March 12, 2010
With Slingshot, Raven Industries is taking wireless technology to the next level.
Outlook 2010: Technology
January 7, 2010
In 2010, the market will be trying to digest all the changes from the spree of alliances and acquisitions among technology manufacturers.
SST Founder Wins Legacy Award
October 7, 2009
SST Founder and President David Waits was presented with the PrecisionAg Award of Excellence Legacy Award.
Summer Road Trips
September 24, 2009
Recent ventures to Olathe, KS, the new home of Topcon Precision Agriculture, and Jackson, MN, the manufacturing center and ancestral home of AGCO's Ag-Chem Equipment line, got IRON editors close to some cool product innovations.
Tool Projects Crop Production
September 11, 2009
Lanworth combines satellite imagery with intensive ground verification, knowledge of historic crop rotation and yield patterns, and computer-based simulations to project planted and harvested acreage.
InfoAg: Progress On Display
September 4, 2009
Hot new precision products and practices draw some 650 to Champaign, IL.
Success In Precision
August 9, 2009
Glen Franzluebbers of Central Valley Ag Cooperative talks about his company's successful precision agriculture program at InfoAg 2009, including the importance of grid sampling and variable-rate application.
About The Precision Agriculture Survey
June 3, 2009
Methodology behind the 14th annual Precision Agriculture survey by CropLife magazine and Purdue University.  
Precision Agriculture Survey: What's Next?
June 3, 2009
The questions for precision agriculture moving forward are complex. We share more results from our 14th annual survey conducted by CropLife magazine and Purdue University, and financially supported by Trimble.
Precision Agriculture Survey: The Roller-Coaster Economy Impact
June 3, 2009
The adventures for precision agriculture are taking new turns in these uncertain times. We share results from the 14th annual survey conducted by CropLife magazine and Purdue University, and financially supported by Trimble.
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Todd Frish, Miller-St. Nazianz, and Eric Sfiligoj, CropLife IRON

NITRO 5000 Sprayer Wins Product Of The Year Award

The readers of CropLife IRON bestow honor on Miller-St. Nazianz’s new unit. The company's Nitro 5000 series sprayer was recognized with the award at the Wisconsin Crop Management Conference in January 2013. Read more >>

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A Look Back At The Wooden Seed Treater
Back in the 1940s, Bayer SeedGrowth forerunner Gustafson did its part for the world effort by making a wooden seed treater. Read more
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