CDMS will operate within Proagrica’s Ag Solutions division and will retain the trusted CDMS brand.

Technology is helping farmers use smarter ways to irrigate and produce more avocados.

The pandemic has shown us that digital-provisioned flexible working practices can be applied to almost any segment, says Proagrica's Director of Training and Education.

Biomass image service to be integrated with xarvio FIELD MANAGER and available in North America by March 2021.

Contributor Scott Speck gives insight into three big picture trends accelerated by the pandemic that are likely here to stay in 2021.

Prospera Technologies CTO Raviv Itzhaky gives insight into how technology and food growers should collaborate toward a more sustainable future.

These apps will help you farm smarter and do your job more efficiently this year.

Contributing writer Mauricio Nicocelli Netto highlights a Brazilian ag-tech startup that is making a name for itself in aerial application analysis.

While COVID has accelerated long-term digital trends, in agriculture this evolution had been progressing far too slowly says Proagrica's Director of Agronomy Solutions.

The widespread adoption of technology gives growers and consultants access to data more quickly than ever.

Tech Hub LIVE will deliver unmatched value for attendees at every level of engagement digital and precision agriculture.

TraceHarvest Network enhances food quality, safety, and sustainability by bringing supply chain efficiencies, transparency, compliance, and stewardship to ag products.

Combining the expertise of both companies will make it easier and more convenient for farmers to benefit from digital solutions.

We must understand technology to understand innovation and what we must do to prepare, embrace, manage, and deploy innovation, says contributor Michael Collins.

Growers want to be in charge of their data, but they also want to be part of a “data community” where they can easily share data with their farming partners.

Contributing writer Scott Speck examines the three steps necessary to break the slow adoption of new technologies across industries.

Telesence gets strategic funding and expands board after proving new platform minimizes spoilage, reduces operational costs and preserves grain quality.

The initiative is a critical step toward taking sustainability transparency to a much larger scale in the grain market.

With crop monitoring data, suppliers are able to adjust their own capacities to the current market pull, thus every player in the supply chain can benefit.

Soil carbon sequestration via precision agriculture has the potential to enable farmers to mitigate climate change.