As the IoT in farm management market surges past $19 billion by 2032, its impact will be felt across the entire agricultural value chain.

This breakthrough technology, based on Transformer architecture, offers a solution to challenges in identifying irregular disease patterns and complex backgrounds in rice cultivation.

In a down market, dealers face the challenge of slow-moving inventory. Holding on to unsold equipment can tie up capital, increase overhead costs, and reduce your ability to invest in other parts of your business.

A few years ago, I was chatting with an Illinois farmer about how he used precision technologies, such as yield monitors and auto-steer. After a few minutes, he looked at me and asked, “How else would you farm?” Maybe, in the 2040’s, the conversation will focus on data; how to acquire and analyze it.

In a recent blog written for our sister publication, No-Till Farmer, Randall Reeder offered valuable insight to farmers dealing with an ever-changing world.