According to University of Illinois researchers, if the science of ag (the why) is not integrated within the sector's Big Data applications, serious mistakes could result.

Computer technology is an integral part of crop production in many ways. From the field to the farm office, it supports all aspects of crop and soil management systems. Crop modeling was one of the early applications of computers in crop production, but recent developments in technology and services have made it a more practical tool for many decision-making processes.

Big Data — the current buzzword of choice. Today it's very easy to be overwhelmed by the hype around Big Data. University of Illinois researchers attempt to start unraveling exactly what it is and what it means for agriculture.

Panel presentation to provide actionable tips for insulating your dealership from potentially costly precision liability during the 2016 Precision Farming Dealer Summit.

aWhere will now provide agricultural weather data and agronomic modeling services to MyAgCentral, a cloud based data management platform based on DN2K's core platform technology.

The two companies will integrate DN2K's MyAgCentral with the John Deere Operations Center utilizing the available Deere API.

Reuters reports Monsanto executives are seeking to reposition the company as a business built on data science and services, as well as its traditional chemicals, seeds and genetic traits operations.

Charles Baron, co-founder of Farmers Business Network, gives an overview of the precision-data sharing company and how it aggregates and analyzes collected farm information to offer users and their trusted advisors specific insight into yield information and equipment performance.