New precision technologies, techniques, and tools are shifting farmers’ agronomic expectations from year-over-year improvement toward an in-season, just-in-time approach.

Agriculture has gotten significantly smarter over the last 20 years, notes Ryan Pieper, North American channel manager for Topcon Positioning Systems.

With an ongoing drought threatening the future of California’s $6 billion almond industry, Yara International is spearheading a plan to improve soil health and water productivity, giving a boost to farmers whose livelihoods depend on the crop.

New precision technologies, techniques, and tools are shifting farmers’ agronomic expectations from year-over-year improvement toward an in-season, just-in-time approach.

New precision technologies, techniques, and tools are shifting farmers’ agronomic expectations from year-over-year improvement toward an in-season, just-in-time approach.

As EFC Systems works to change the farmgate conversation, empowering growers and ag retailers with integrated tools to drive success.

Armed with the knowledge that our data have value, we must recognize that we are primarily responsible for controlling what those data include and who can use it.

New precision technologies, techniques, and tools are shifting farmers’ agronomic expectations from year-over-year improvement toward an in-season, just-in-time approach.

Armed with the right tools and information, growers have the confidence to change their operations for the better.

One of the most common questions I get asked in grower presentations or at ag shows is: “How do I get started in precision ag?”

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Those who are having success with today’s precision agriculture techniques indicate that these are the keys to successful implementation

There’s no doubt. Your vision of the future dramatically affects decisions you make today.

EFC Systems CEO Ernie Chappell says his company is always looking ahead to understand growers’ future needs.

Debate over technology adoption levels has roiled the precision agriculture industry for years.

Brent Rendel is a man who has been actively involved in farming and ranching his whole life.

Even if you leave it for a while, there’s something about growing up on a farm that’s been in your family for generations, says Rodney Wright of Wright Farms in Tyronza, AR, recipient of the farmer award in the