A new family of functionality for Ag Leader’s INTEGRA display, called Intellislope, makes achieving those benefits easier and more economical for growers to do themselves by simplifying planning, installation and documentation of field drainage tile.

Topcon Precision Agriculture (TPA) will promote the company’s wide range of precision farming solutions, including autosteering, auto section control, variable rate control, data management software, and more at Husker Harvest Days, one of the Midwest’s largest agriculture trade shows.

OnFarm Systems, the first integrated precision agricultural information management and decision dashboard, and Agrian, a comprehensive and widely adopted suite of software-as-a-service applications to all levels of the agrifood supply chain announced today the availability of an integration between the two companies applications.

With the accelerating rate of technology adoption within the Agriculture sector and the markets need for high precision positioning, the Leica GeoAce delivers robust hardware coupled with an advanced feature set.

Kinze Manufacturing, Inc. announces a new option for its planters: ISOBUS-compatibility. This capability allows easy “plug and play” operation with any ISO-compatible tractor, including those sold by John Deere with GreenStar™ Displays.

Seed product business professional and agronomist Louis Sutton has joined AgVenture, Inc. (AVI) of Kentland, Indiana, and will serve the nationwide network of independently owned and operated Regional Seed Companies (RSCs) as Product and Technology Manager.

Pete Youngblut, precision ag specialist with Brokaw Supply in Fort Dodge, Iowa, talks about the importance of employees taking each day as it comes and dealing with customer problems on the fly.

Pete Youngblut, precision ag specialist with Brokaw Supply in Fort Dodge, Iowa, talks about Brokaw's full field solution for precision ag customers.

Hemisphere GPS has announced distribution partnerships in Brazil and China for their flagship S320 GNSS survey receiver.

A Creighton University economist says the drought that’s hit the region will “absolutely” be felt beyond the farm and will be a damper on the national economy.