Gary Esselink with Raven Industries introduces the new Accuflow Vortex NH3 Delivery System. The AccuFlow Vortex is a first-of-its-kind anhydrous ammonia application system that has increased capacity within a single cooler, which maximizes applicator time and creates a smaller footprint on the toolbar.

Topcon Precision Agriculture (TPA) announces a new global Systems Integration Team(SIT) to be headed by Brian Sorbe. As manager of SIT, Sorbe will report to Michael Bourke, TPA director of sales, and be based in the United States.

Gary Woodruff, product marketing specialist with Grain Systems Inc., introduces the company's GSI Vision Controls, with a new WatchDog system option, allowing farmers to monitor and control temperature and output rate of their grain dryer through a smart phone or tablet.

NORAC is pleased to announce that the UC5 Spray Height Control system is now compatible with two additional virtual terminal displays

Precision farming technology that will allow reduced herbicide use by accurately identifying and spot-spraying weeds, developed from research funded by the Horticultural Development Company (HDC), is to go into commercial production.

The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) announces that the international community has approved four new International Organization for Standardization (ISO) projects to develop or revise documents in the ISO 4254 series of standards for agricultural machinery safety.

A used combine was sold to the customer that had a 2600 display. The customer wanted to use his brown box mobile processor in the combine instead. Phil Moskal, integrated solutions manager with Mid-State Equipment, explains that it's become a lot easier to adapt older technology or equipment to work together.

Reed Storley, parts & equipment manager, for Bath Fertilizer, a division of Wheat Growers, talks about the co-ops growth in installing liquid fertilizer application systems on planters and how the service has lead to growth in precision farming business.

Rex McClellan with Micro-Trak Systems, Inc., talks about the benefits of using Micro-Trak's SafeGuard product, which is a blockage monitoring system for planters, liquid fertilizer and applicators. One of the primary benefits of the system is that it notifies the operator of a blockage while in the cab.

Multi-hybrid models and enhanced row units for high-speed planting provide benefits and challenges for precision dealers.