Ohio State-Integrated Ag Services Partnership Takes Field Scouting to the Next Level

The platform combines data integration and data science capabilities to help retailers make data-informed decisions that will maximize revenue.

By focusing on data integration and achievable, value-focused outcomes, software companies and imagery providers are improving retail scouting.

This crop progress and benchmarking tool gives data subscribers daily, state-level crop insights as corn and soybeans are harvested.

Learn how satellite data provider Geosys has developed Change Detection analytics to automatically identify when something is happening that needs to be checked out.

The second generation Hawkeye Nozzle Control System is now available for order.

Soil moisture sensors are being increasingly adopted by farmers and provide an opportunity for making VRI fully automated and much more precise.

Growers are looking for guidance through deeper engagement from their trusted advisor when trying to achieve the goal of data-driven decisions.

Agworld CTO David Eddy knows exactly what to look for, and which questions to ask, when considering a new system.

Users of both systems will have access to CropX’s enhanced irrigation data-driven prescriptions that they can add to their Reinke irrigation control system.

The technology’s latest advancements — full canopy guidance and automatic row turnaround — allow operators to cover more acres with less worry.

With the economic road ahead still unclear, here are four ways growers and their trusted advisors can invest in existing equipment and technology.

Contributing writer Nathan Faleide offers a hilarious take on the current state of ag tech and how it’s sometimes like herding cats.

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If ag retailers focus on offering products and services in the digital ag sphere with a high degree of service, they can make themselves indispensable to growers.

Helping farmers manage their risk and reward should be front and center for service providers aiming to provide digital services to growers.

There’s strong evidence that precision ag makes land more profitable, translating into higher market value for aggressive tech users.

Focusing on providing growers’ a material ROI from precision ag solutions will be key for co-ops looking to leverage precision ag.

Jeff Wessels puts two decades of precision experience into practice in his new leadership role at Frenchman Valley Cooperative.