Charles Hadacek, a Precision Ag Specialist with Premier Technologies shares the inside of his service trailer. Taking this trailer out into the field for each of his service jobs, Hadacek highlights his tools and equipment and shares his suggestions for how to succeed in outfitting your own trailer.

Mixing and matching different colors of equipment can lead to a number of complications for growers, however Precision Ag Specialist Charles Hadacek has a solution. By using farm equipment integration technology from Ag Leader, Hadacek explains how they are able to connect any combination of equipment colors effectively making his job "color-blind".

Precision Farming Dealer has announced the agenda, speakers and presentation lineup for its second Precision Farming Dealer Summit. With the theme of “Proven Business Blueprints,” the 2017 dealer-only event will feature some of the most progressive minds in the precision farming business, sharing bankable management methods and money-making strategies to maximize profitability in today’s market. 

Read on to see the tentative schedule for the 2017 Precision Farming Dealer Summit, Jan. 9-10, 2017, in St. Louis, Mo.

According to a survey of 2015 InfoAg attendees, nearly half (47 percent) said that they plan to increase their investments in remote imagery services, citing real-time data and higher yields as the primary factors influencing its adoption by farmers.

Staying on top of new products and the support required to keep a dealership's suite of products running smoothly are difficult tasks. Lance Larsen, precision ag specialist with South Dakota Wheat Growers, talks about the importance of training, especially as it relates the the OEMs.

Lance Larsen, precision ag specialist with the South Dakota Wheat Growers, explains why they take the approach of being a colorblind dealer.