Even though a lot a data is available, not every farmer can access the data and feed them into reliable decision-making tools. Data sharing initiatives, cooperatives and platforms between farmers could help, and could be promoted by establishing data sharing standards that bolster data aggregation while protecting individual privacy.

For those deeply embedded in the fabric of the drone industry, the narrative surrounding DJI's eventual exclusion was not emerging from a vacuum. It unfolded with a sense of predictability.

With the rise of modern digital contracts, where a mere “click” means you just bought 100 rolls of toilet paper, I think digital contract providers would be wise to go back to the contract fundamentals.

Case IH and New Holland customers can now see their support vehicles equipped with Razor Tracking devices in the same platform.

The current state of legislation would not prohibit the use of already purchased DJI drones in the United States, only the sale of DJI products in the U.S. Doing so would eliminate the most popular and highest-end drones used in the United States.