Momentum for driverless vehicles in ag has grown in recent years, but the coronavirus pandemic has required companies to find alternative opportunities to demonstrate and discuss the benefits of the systems. Tim Norris, business development manager with Raven Autonomy discuss the manufacturer's short- and long-term outlook for developing its dealer network.

As a Trimble Select Business Partner, Next Instruments’ CropScan 3300H On Combine Analyzer and CropScanAg Solutions Mapping Service will be available to customers through the Trimble and Vantage distribution networks in the U.S. and Australia.

Over the last few years, the impact of climate change has increased rapidly. It is influencing all steps of plant production and forcing farmers to change and adapt their behaviors.

With many North American dealers heading into the thick of spring planting, more than 9,000 miles away, dealerships in Australia are preparing customers for seeding crops ahead of winter.

First quarter 2020 GAAP revenue of $792.3 million was down 1% as compared to the first quarter of 2019.

The 2019 eFields report is a culmination of 88 on-farm research sites, conducted in over 30 Ohio counties. Precision ag technologies were used to conduct these studies on a variety of topics. 

For autonomous applications in both on-road and off-road markets, the coverage and performance of the service enables industry professionals to re-think what is possible when using augmented positioning for improving safety, performance, productivity and operational efficiency.

While Australia hasn't encountered the same coronavirus outbreak as other parts of the world, Jason McNeice, precision farming specialist with Wideland Group, a Case IH dealership in Queensland shares some of the challenges and opportunities he's seen during the pandemic.

The multi-frequency receiver combines reliable centimeter-level positioning with 3D orientation, enabling automated navigation of aerial drones and robots.

With growing competition in the U.S. agricultural community from all over the world, today’s growers have reached a point where simply using their instincts is no longer a viable option. Increased regulations and restrictions for water resources have brought about the need for fast, easy and efficient tracking of both water and environmental conditions within each field.