Dr. Randy Taylor, Oklahoma State University Dr. Randy Taylor, professor and extension engineer, machinery systems 70/30 extension/research; Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, Oklahoma State University, has been named a 2015 winner of the Legacy Award...

The 2014 Class of PrecisionAg Awards of Excellence recipients have spent their careers working to improve precision practices, increase adoption and put best practices in place on the ground.

Winners of the PrecisionAg Institute's Awards of Excellence were honored at The 2014 InfoAg Conference in St. Louis.

Topcon's Joe Tevis joins four other recipients to be honored at the InfoAg Conference on July 29.

PrecisionAg Institute kicks off the 8th annual PrecisonAg Awards of Excellence program.

Laserplane Arkansas Inc. has been named the 2013 PrecisionAg.com Crop Advisor/Entrepreneur Of The Year.

Auburn University’s Dr. John Fulton brings the coveted award home to Toomer’s Corner as PrecisionAg.com’s 2013 Educator Of The Year.

Dr. William “Bill” Raun, one of the men behind the revolutionary GreenSeeker technology and a Regents professor at Oklahoma State University, is being honored as the 2013 PrecisionAg Award of Excellence Legacy Award winner.

Byron and Darrington Seward, operators of an 18,000 acre corn, cotton, rice, soybean and wheat farming operation in Louise, MS, are being honored as our 2013 Farmer Of The Year.

David Cox, the majority owner of Davco Farming, an integrated sugarcane farming operation adjacent to the Burdekin River 24 kilometers west of Ayr, North Queensland, Australia, has been named 2012 Farmer of the Year.

Starr helps growers succeed by enabling them make best use of precision data.

A professor of Agricultural Geospatial Technology and Production Management at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, IA, Terry Brase, has been named our 2012 Educator of the Year.

Three outstanding individuals have been chosen to receive the 2012 PrecisionAg Awards of Excellence, an annual program honoring exceptional achievement in precision agriculture adoption, use, and education. The awards are sponsored by the PrecisionAg Institute and its supporting partners....

This award is to recognize an individual or team who have established a demonstrable expertise in precision technologies and practices by devising a new tool/concept/procedure, or who have used their expertise to the benefit of their grower-customers. This award...

This award is to recognize an individual who has embraced precision technology and techniques in his/her farming operation with demonstrated impacts on production systems through improved yield, input use efficiency, and/or profitability as well as improvements in land stewardship...

This award recognizes an individual who has a made extensive contributions to precision agriculture over the course of his/her career. The successful nominee must have a minimum of 15 years of involvement in precision agriculture but does not have...

This award recognizes an individual whose research and/or education program has advanced the principles and/or expanded the practice of precision agriculture. Consideration will be given to those individuals who have worked closely with manufacturers, consultants and growers on precision-focused...

It has taken exceptional individuals doing extraordinary work to bring precision agriculture practices and technology to where we are today, and in July the industry took a moment to honor four of those people who are improving agriculture by...

Dr. Nyle Wollenhaupt, AGCO Dr. Nyle Wollenhaupt of AGCO has been named the 2011 Legacy Award Winner for Precision Ag Excellence. As a Plant Scientist, Nyle has always led first with the scientific approach to variable rate...

Dan Forgey, Gettysburg, SD Dan Forgery has been named winner of the 2011 Farmer Award for Precision Ag Excellence. Forgey is the agronomy manager at Cronin Farms, an 8,500 acre crop and cow-calf operation located in central...