Ag Leader Technology, Inc. announced that it has opened a new distribution center in Ames, IA.

Valley is the only center pivot irrigation manufacturer offering Proof Positive Span Cable, a traceable, theft-deterrent span cable that provides proof of ownership.

The X30 now offers remote access via Topcon Teamviewer and supports video monitor cameras for viewing virtually any location on a machine.

Amazon's plan to deliver packages via drones could lead regulators to run the other way from UAV technology.

AGCO has integrated its AgCommand telematics and asset management tool with Raven Industries' Slingshot system.

Use of global positioning systems and variable rate technology were identified by growers throughout a recent precision agriculture study.

The company’s research-grade Leaf Wetness Smart Sensor is now CE Compliant, enabling the sensors to be sold in Europe.

Yara has acquired ZIM Plant Technology GmbH, a developer of crop water sensor technology mostly used in high-precision irrigation systems.

John Deere is collaborating with other businesses to deliver new applications and services that help customers more quickly turn data into management decisions.

Topcon Precision Agriculture announces that it is now recognized as a cornerstone supplier to AGCO as their Advanced Technology Solutions (ATS) division launches its FUSE Technology initiative.

The new feature adds actual rainfall activity in 10-minute increments plus accumulated rainfall over a 24-hour period, giving growers comprehensive rainfall information.

Valmont Irrigation, the manufacturer of the Valley brand of irrigation equipment, announces its collaboration with Farmers Edge.

CLIMATE Basic and CLIMATE Pro are mobile services that increase a farmer’s profitability through customized field recommendations.

Alberta-based NovAtel has launched its NovAtel CORRECT precise point positioning soultion, which the company claims delivers decimetre-level accuracy worldwide.

Coming in 2014, John Deere and DuPont Pioneer's collaboration will enable wireless data exchange between the companies' agronomy software offerings..

Three farmers independently leased the Kinze Autonomy system this fall to harvest grain.

Valley SoilPro 1200, available for the 2014 season, will provide real-time data that tells how much water is needed at each stage of a crop’s growth cycle.

BlackBridge’s solutions will include satellite operations, ground station services, data center and geocloud solutions and global imagery distribution.

The radar units are designed to be installed on the front and rear of a vehicle as well as on the boom ends, and can detect multiple collision hazards in a wide field of view.

Two European research assistants have developed a cloud-based solution for analyzing and visualizing data on mobile devices.