Eric Sfiligoj

New and improved formulations are putting retailers in the driver’s seat when it comes to drone application.

This week, we unpack Supreme Court glyphosate implications, rail merger backlash, and how AI-powered drone scouting is reshaping agronomic data collection.

Three factors are propelling this technology into ag’s future, says ag tech expert Paul Welbig.

With numerous regulatory requirements, today’s nozzles and tips are engineering targeted spraying down to the last drop.

Product restrictions often start out at the state level, which is why ag retailers need to pay attention to these developments.

Learn how the cooperative’s AI-powered platform delivers real-time insights and data-driven recommendations to improve grower profitability.

Frenchman Valley Coop’s Jeff Wessels joins the show to discuss ag tech strategies that cut costs and boost efficiency, and also previews next month’s Tech Hub Live.

ESA regulations and tight margins collide, pushing adjuvants from optional to essential — yet adoption lags as growers weigh cost versus performance gains.

Ag retailers adopting AI into their operations must factor in these key considerations to avoid pitfalls.

Experts discuss atrazine scrutiny, 2026 Farm Bill implications, Corteva’s spinoff plans, ethanol policy, and turbulent Corn Belt weather.

The potential for tariffs and an outright ban on Chinese drones is weighing heavily on ag users.

Agriculture faces 2026 price spikes and shortages, but are they driven by blame — or simply unavoidable market and supply circumstances?

Editor Eric Sfiligoj sits down with Mike Twining, VP of Innovation at Willard Agri-Service, to analyze the state of ag retail in 2026.

The herbicide has had its authorization pulled twice since 2017. Will the third time finally stick?

In a more connected age, ag equipment is learning how to better communicate across brands and users than ever before. 

In-plant automation helps ag retailers boost efficiency, reduce labor strain, and keep trucks moving with faster, more accurate, around-the-clock loadout operations.

John Deere previews 2027 farming innovations, featuring See & Scout, AI-powered cameras, and autonomous technology transforming precision agriculture’s future.

The Fertilizer Institute says temporarily suspending this maritime law will help fertilizer supply for the 2026 growing season.

Agtech expert Dave Swain warns innovation is accelerating, but chasing shiny tools risks missing fundamentals that truly drive farm performance and long-term value.

Although ag retailers and growers are using new ag technologies in their businesses, many are still be employed in the office vs. the field.