Precision Farming Dealer editors encounter a variety of articles, social media posts, podcasts and videos that offer a unique look at various aspects of our great agricultural industry. Here is our favorite content from the past week:
- The Next Frontier for UAVs in Agriculture
- Farmer Increases Water-Use Efficiency with Autonomous Pivot
- Kendal Quandahl’s Journey from Farmer to Precision Leader
- A Look Back at the Very First Precision Farming Dealer Issue…
- AGCO Global Learning Center Welcomes Georgia Teachers
The Next Frontier for UAVs in Agriculture
Lukas Koch, CEO of Kelly Hills Unmanned Systems, shares his thoughts on the state of the drone industry, including key barriers to adoption and why farmers are growing more receptive to the technology.
Source: Kelly Hills Unmanned Systems
Farmer Increases Water-Use Efficiency with Autonomous Pivot
2025 Strip-Till Innovator Ray Flickner showcases Autonomous Pivot technology on his Moundridge, Kan., farm. The radar unit can perform up to 300 soil moisture readings per rotation without disturbing the soil.
Kendal Quandahl’s Journey from Farmer to Precision Leader
Here’s a fun read from FarmProgress about Kendal Quandahl’s journey to becoming the precision farming lead for Case IH.
Source: Nancy Lukes-Jirak
A Look Back at the Very First Precision Farming Dealer Issue…
As the Summer 2025 edition of Precision Farming Dealer heads to the printer this week, we take a look back at this promo for the debut issue back in 2013!
AGCO Global Learning Center Welcomes Georgia Teachers
Recently at the AGCO Global Learning Center in Duluth, Georgia, the AGCO Aftersales Technical Training Team had the privilege of hosting agriculture 16 educators from across Georgia for a dynamic, tech-driven discussion on the future of farming.
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