The Precision Farming Dealer crew racked up nearly 100,000 steps combined Tuesday and Wednesday at the Farm Progress Show in Decatur, Ill., tracking down the latest equipment and technology innovations.

There are some interesting precision-related nuggets worth sharing from the recent John Deere 3Q 2025 earnings call.

Sell your team on new technology before selling your customers on it. Explain to your staff how change is good — and necessary — for the long-term success of everyone at the dealership.

This Week's Lineup:

• Fresh Takes: A Conversation about AI in Agriculture
• What’s the Fastest-Growing Technology in Precision Ag?
• Deere Launches Digital Self-Repair Tool for $195 Per Tractor
• Ag Tech Funding Moves from Biotech to Precision Ag Companies
• A Workplace Culture Reminder — ‘Thank You’ Goes a Long Way

For three days in a row, engineers will test their ISOBUS products for compatibility with those from their competitors in a speed-dating like fashion, performing up to 48 different tests in 30-minute timeslots to see what works the first time, and sometimes where improvements are needed to obtain compatibility on the ISOBUS.

Behind every screen and sensor is a person — someone who knows their land, understands their crops and is ready to use the tools of precision agriculture to make every acre count. This is where we  believe in people-powered precision agriculture.

This Week's Lineup:

• Inside Birkey’s Farm Store Precision Department
• Monarch Tractor Showcases New Remote Ticketing System
• Revolutionizing How Farmers Access Service & Support
• Precision Specialists Highlight New Technology at High Plains Expo
• Research Engineer Leverages Benefits of Small & Large Drones

This Week's Lineup:

• Deere Dealer Rolls Out Red Carpet for Autonomous Tractor Showcase
• Ohio Farmer Swaps Traditional Sprayers for High-Tech Drones
• How Tractor Technology is Evolving ‘Faster than Ever’
• Farmer’s Switch to Autonomy Saves $2 Million in Equipment Costs
• Upcoming Webinar Focuses on Electrical Weed Control