Archive for the "Precision Ag" Tag

Longtime observers of John Deere might be surprised to hear the word “collaboration” from company management, but this changing tech world is bringing new opportunities that can be leveraged by working with innovators.

The next generation is bringing more than a degree with them. They are helping usher in a new age of technology on the farm.

The researchers found that one approach, which uses light sensors to actively monitor crop health and vitality, is the most efficient.

As I sit here pondering what is the next big thing needed for digital ag/precision ag/agtech/digital farming, it came to me to write down a list of things that we actually need changed or just need to admit need a solution.

The report uses survey data to track U.S. adoption of selected agricultural conservation practices that both reduce green house gas emissions and provide additional environmental benefits.

The DHS just released a report addressing threats to precision agriculture.

In recent decades, precision agriculture technology has seen regular advances in ways to maximize production efficiency.

This new platform is an innovation that draws upon IBM’s most advanced capabilities in AI, analytics, IoT, Cloud, and weather to create a new resource that spans the full farm-to-fork ecosystem.

Crop canopy temperature can indicate water stress and crop water demand to give a more complete picture of the water balance.

The rise of low-power sensors combined with a long-range transmission network means farmers can track much more than in the past — in real time.