The agricultural equipment company is responding to the changing agriculture industry and customer feedback.

Nutrien is the world's largest provider of crop inputs and services. Agrible is a digital agriculture company with an advanced platform and product offering that includes a broad set of agronomic and on-farm advisory tools, data science capabilities and predictive analytics.

Job Generator and Job Sync allow data to be uploaded across machines and to a cloud network to increase efficiency and reduce the risk of costly mistakes across Raven-compatible machinery.

The acquisition will aid in the creation of a new data stewardship offering, Farmobile DataServices, and Steve Cubbage, former president of Prime Meridian, joins Farmobile as vice president of the new platform.

The companies have reached a mutually agreeable no-fault business solution, whereby Raven is granted a nonexclusive license to a significant portion of AgJunction’s extensive patent portfolio.

Since 2013, DroneDeploy has grown to become the largest cloud-based drone data platform, counting 30,000 users, and 30 million acres mapped across 180 countries. Through its platform, DroneDeploy enables its users to map, survey and inspect aerial data captured by drones.

In this episode of the Precision Farming Dealer podcast, we'll discuss the results of this year’s sixth annual Precision Farming Dealer benchmark study, with contributions from nearly 100 farm equipment dealers, input retailers and independent precision companies reflect increasing momentum for multi-layered products and agronomic services.

The Validator is the ag industry’s first broadly-based independent data tool providing growers with subfield-level visibility to any gaps between the potential at a chosen benchmark yield level versus their actual yields, and performance comparison to others farming under like conditions.

Claiming the top spot this month is a guest blog from Todd Janzen on the Deere lawsuit against AGCO and Precision Planing, which is all about planter speed technology. News of the lawsuit also took the number two spot for June. And rounding out the top three was Deere’s announcement of several updates to its grain harvesting solutions for 2019 to its S-Series Combines.