The RS300, a universal wireless telemetry unit reportedly priced under $1000, is now available worldwide.

Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. has launched a new online resource that delivers easy-to-understand analyses of soil science data, agronomic information, research and best management practices to help farmers achieve greater financial success.

Raven Industries, Inc. introduced new advances in precision agriculture technology including the highly anticipated summer release of its new Viper 4 field computer as well as other ag technology during the eleventh annual Raven Innovation Summit held June 4-5.

Farmers can see the latest equipment and get individual instruction on Farming with GPS at a free workshop Wed., June 12 at Farmamerica, the Minnesota Agricultural Interpretive Center.

A robotic tractor and seeding machine with a high degree of planting accuracy will improve agricultural productivity for farmers and enable cropping on 20% more land, UNSW inventors say.

Japan-based Topcon Corporation, parent company of Livermore, Calif.-based Topcon Positioning Systems Inc. (TPS), announced Satoshi Hirano will lead the company as its next CEO.

The world of agriculture has never experienced such rapid innovation in technology, new products, equipment and research than any other time in history. Here's a look at some of those advancements.

Ray O'Connor, president and CEO of Topcon Positioning Systems (TPS), was named Geospatial Business Leader of the Year for 2012. The award was presented by Geospatial World magazine during its annual Geospatial World Forum conference and leadership awards ceremony in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

The John Deere Technology program at Lake Land College welcomed 20 new technicians to the field at its annual Graduation Recognition Banquet.

Making irrigation water and energy conservation more efficient through technology is the goal behind a new project sponsored by AgGateway and the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance known as PAIL (Precision Ag Irrigation Leadership).