Videographers juggle multiple concerns as they record people, but focus is among the most important. Eyes are key. To assure focus, a camera operator will zoom in on the eyes- to gain a sharp image.

New technology being previewed at the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International Unmanned Systems conference this week in Florida includes an unmanned helicopter from Yamaha called the RMAX.

MapShots, Inc., a developer and provider of industry leading software for agricultural data management, has announced an agreement with DTN/The Progressive Farmer that will bring historical and daily weather information to AgStudio users.

For Marty Amundson, farming is measured in inches, not just acres. As he and hundreds of other corn farmers began tilling, fertilizing and planting last week, an increasing number is turning to technology to optimize their crop.

32 Advisors announced the formation of a new subsidiary, Measure, which provides advisory and Drone as a Service. Measure will assist a range of clients including private companies, NGO's, and civilian public sector agencies worldwide who can benefit from unmanned aerial systems (UAS).

Relatively cheap UAVs with advanced sensors and imaging capabilities are giving farmers new ways to increase yields and reduce crop damage.

Drones, satellite mapping and other high technology will be featured during the Precision Agriculture Technology Demonstration Day at the University of Idaho's Parker Farm a mile east of Moscow June 5.

Organizers of the InfoAg Conference recently announced that Christophe Pelletier will be the featured speaker at the PrecisionAg Luncheon.

According to a precision farming industry report compiled by IBISWorld, the precision industry is expected to grow at an annualized rate of 5.3% over the next five years (by 2019), to $1.5 billion. This report was recently updated to reflect any changes made to the finalized 2014 Farm Bill.

Precision farming can present a number of challenges, and how dealers approach those challenges can differ from one to the next.