Here are the most popular items we’ve put up on PrecisionFarmingDealer.com from the month of August.

Smart Ag took its autonomous harvest system to the field for a demonstration during the 2019 Farm Progress Show and company co-founder Quincy Milloy says the system is in verification testing and he expects a 2020 launch through the manufacturer’s developing dealer network

This acquisition will enable CNH Industrial’s customers, and those of third party agricultural machinery, to benefit from AgDNA’s single point data integration, mapping and analytical tools.

The Cropio platform is an equipment-integrated, end-to-end software solution that provides imaging, recordkeeping, and equipment tracking. Approximately 10 million hectares of crops are currently managed using Cropio.

AgJunction Inc. has filed a patent infringement lawsuit through its wholly owned U.S. subsidiaries in the Northern District of Georgia against Kubota Corp. and several of its subsidiaries.

Topcon Agriculture set to launch its TAP farm management platform, and Brian Sorbe, vice president of global product solutions, discusses new features of the with HD Yield agronomic recommendation tool, and Smart Cart option to gather reliable harvest data.

Farmers who grow Golden Harvest corn or soybeans will soon have more data integration available to enhance their on-farm decision-making. This fall, the seed company is connecting with the John Deere Operations Center so farmers will be able to receive better recommendations via E-Luminate, the Golden Harvest digital ag platform.

Topcon Agriculture Platform (TAP) subscriptions and cloud connectivity devices — Cloudlynk — will be available worldwide September 2019 and are designed to suit virtually any agricultural machine, implement or technology.

A Yield Efficiency Score, by Premier Crop, is similar to a credit FICO score, is a single number derived from multiple factors. Its purpose is to determine a grower’s return on investment on a per acre basis but from a spatial perspective.

2019 has seen interesting new developments in market sentiments, with dealers continuing to slowly move away from hardware and steer business objectives toward data management for future revenue, according to the seventh annual Precision Farming Benchmark Study.