Kinze Manufacturing, Inc. continues progress on the world’s first large-scale, truly autonomous row-crop solution, with three farmers successfully using the system and testing new functionality in fields throughout Illinois this fall.

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Most Midwest farmers can see the harvest finish line, but bitter temperatures and blowing snow have prevented them from crossing it. There is some speculation that if it’s still in the field at this point, it will probably stay there until next spring. Which also means any late tillage work and fertilizer application will not get done either.

A Massey University precision agriculture expert is welcoming proposed tighter controls and regulations for drones.

Spectrum Technologies, the leader in plant and turf measurement technology, introduces SpecConnect, an advancedweb portal cloud solution for crop environmental monitoring using wireless sensor networks.

Valley Irrigation has developed a way to share precision irrigation data that facilitates data-driven decisions and simplifies irrigation management.

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A long-term commitment to selling GPS technology pays off for this single-store Kubota dealer.

On most lettuce farms, workers weave between rows to cull extra heads of lettuce crowding out the healthiest plants. The practice, called thinning, is labor-intensive and a labor shortage has made it difficult to find workers for the task.

AgEagle has announced an advancement in Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) automation and post-flight data processing via its new AgEagle RAPID.