Efficient tracking of service hours and product inventory are challenges dealers can face when trying to tailor precision farming solutions for individual customers.

Here are the top 10 stories we covered in October 2014.

Here's a glimpse of what's on tap for the November 6th edition of Precision Farming Dealer.

Internships offer many benefits to students and employers. Students get exposed to segments of agriculture they have not experienced, and employers benefit from quality, short-term help. University and trade school professionals share some tips that can help dealers set up a mutually beneficial internship program.

The use of drones in agriculture is the focus of a one day specialist seminar taking place at Harper Adams University next month.

Jacob Bolson works full time in agriculture and leverages that training and experience with Knutson Family Farms, which is operated by his in-laws near Hubbard, Iowa.

Clark State Community College wants to create a precision agricultural program that could help bring thousands of new jobs related to farming and the unmanned aerial systems industry to Ohio.

The face of traditional farming is rapidly changing to incorporate sophisticated technologies aimed at producing more food with less environmental impact.