Kinze Manufacturing Inc. is pleased to announce that the 3660 12 row and 16 row planters will soon be available for purchase with electric drive.

A U.S. judge dismissed the bulk of two lawsuits by bankrupt wireless venture LightSquared and equity owner Harbinger Capital Partners accusing Deere & Co and other GPS firms of misleading them about interference concerns and hastening the company's insolvency.

NORAC is pleased to announce that the UC5 Spray Height Control system is now compatible with the RAVEN VIPER 4.

Iteris Inc. announced that BASF has entered into an agreement to leverage Iteris' ClearAg high-resolution field level weather information.

With an aging workforce and pressing labor shortages, a new collaboration among tech colleges will focus on infusing the ag industry with skilled workers.

Comparing an unmanned aerial vehicle to a magnetic resonance imaging machine may seem odd, but that is how the director of the Mississippi State University Geosystems Research Institute sees it.

FarmersEdge announced an agreement with BlackBridge today to expand their use of RapidEye high-resolution satellite imagery. This long-term contract grants Farmers Edge access to historical and cropping season imagery to North America, South America, Australia, and Eastern Europe.

A British Columbia-based next-generation UAV pilot training academy has announced that it will launch in February 2015.

When it comes to precision agriculture on the Prairies, all eyes are on nitrogen efficiency. It makes sense, after all. Nitrogen is an expensive input that seems to all too conveniently track the price of grain, at least on an upward trajectory.

Improved precision is starting to show up more often on the planters, which is one of the most valuable places to invest in new technology.