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It’s going to be a busy year in precision and agriculture technology. Here’s our take on the biggest drivers, and what’s moving them.

Monarch Tractor, the world’s first fully electric, driver-optional, smart tractor manufacturer, launched its flagship tractor recently at Wente Vineyards in California.

The AGM-1 and AGS-2 receivers are now available, as well as the Topnet Live cellular, satellite, and bridging correction services: Realpoint, Starpoint, and Skybridge.

Cognitive Pilot plans to serially equip combines with AI for autonomous driving.

EarthDaily is a provider of satellite imaging, data processing, and analytics for agriculture. 

PivoTrac offers solutions focused on remote monitoring of center pivot irrigation machines.

The collaboration extends beyond autonomously controlling machines to full workflow automation from the office to the field.

Kebotix combines data, AI, and robotics to accelerate the synthesis of new molecules within Bayer’s R&D program.

Panel of experts outlines how carbon is changing crop production and could be the tip of the spear that measures, validates, and markets regenerative practices.

The funding will also accelerate Bushel’s current product offerings that currently deliver value to growers, commodity buyers, and ag retailers.

GPS is vulnerable to interference from ground-based transmissions, yet last April the FCC unanimously granted an application by Ligado Networks.

Groundbreaking initiative aims to accelerate ag automation across the fresh produce industry by 50% in 10 years.

Arva will provide Bluesource with a scalable, geospatial data platform to quantify grower carbon offsets and ecosystem service benefits.

Robots eliminate weeds with lasers to solve one of the farming industries’ biggest challenges.

NASA Harvest aims to deliver critical insights to governments and farmers worldwide in support of informed and science-driven decision making.

Founder Steve Booher acquired and commercialized technology that increases the precision and accuracy of chemical spraying on permanent crops.

Bayer Crop Science and Biome Makers team up to validate an automatized recommendation engine using soil microbiome and environmental data.

Raven will leverage this IP portfolio with the company’s continued development of Driverless Ag Technology.