Archive for the "Precision Ag" Tag

In a research field off Highway 54 last autumn, corn stalks shimmered in rows 40-feet deep. Girish Chowdhary, an agricultural engineer at […]

The small, rolling vehicle looks a bit like something out of a science fiction film as it moves slowly across a barren […]

People have used the phrase “drone on and on” for a long time. Webster’s dictionary defines this figure of speech as “to […]

The “North America Precision Agriculture Market: Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2019-2024” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering. […]

Today POET Founder and CEO Jeff Broin announced a $2 million gift for construction of the precision agriculture facility at South Dakota […]

Technology in agriculture is moving at the speed of light — or at least at the speed of flight — and livestock […]

Silos are more than just a place to store grain on Paulman Farms. They also represent isolated pockets of yield, moisture, machine, and nutrient data.

A few years ago, Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists in Akron, Colorado began noticing a pattern to their wheat harvests: yields were higher in low-lying areas. But it was the extreme variability in yields that surprised the researchers.

In our business, we have seen some excellent soil health and erosion benefits from cover crops and encourage growers to take a look at the rewards cover crops can provide. Whether you plan to interseed into a standing crop or wait to plant until after harvest, there are many options and variables to consider.

Waterhemp, a broadleaf weed common to corn and soybean fields across the Midwest, is getting much harder to kill. In a new study from the University of Illinois, scientists document waterhemp’s resistance to yet another class of herbicides, known as Group 15s.