With the agricultural industry in somewhat of a holding pattern for broad use of unmanned aerial vehicles, the Federal Aviation Administration this week finalized its much-anticipated rule for commercial use of small unmanned drones. The new regulations are set to take effect in late August and provide more detailed, and in some cases, less restrictive requirements for flying UAVs.

Crop Tech provides a cloud-based planning, fertility, and financial management system aimed at consolidating fiscal data for farmers which pairs nicely with the satellite-based analytics that HydroBio has developed

Seeking more efficiency and enhanced customer service, Matt Miller, technology specialist with Butler Ag Equipment in Fremont, Neb., shares the benefits of the dealership's recent reallocation of precision resources.

Northwest Missouri State University is holding a summer agriculture academy through June 23 on its campus, dedicated to providing insight into precision agriculture technologies.

Semios has announced a demo program to deliver, install and service soil moisture stations to fruit and tree nut farmers for two years at no additional cost.

The Agricultural Data Coalition today announced its second new member this month, welcoming law firm Ice Miller LLP as a founding member.

For the third consecutive year, InfoAg will return to Union Station in St. Louis, Mo., for a 3-day conference on the practical application of precision farming techniques. 2016 marks the first year that InfoAg will combine with the International Conference on Precision Agriculture (ICPA) in a weeklong event.