In a conversation representing dealers, software specialists and farmers from across the globe, this roundtable during the Precision Farming Dealer Summit, Jan.8-9, discussed several digital-based topics: the potential of converting ag data into profit, how to position farm data into a billable format for dealers, and how to communicate that value to the farmers.

Collaboration with precision farming organizations and OEMs on the Internet of Food and Farm 2020 (IoF2020) project delivers new proof of concept.

New integrated solutions provide remote machine health monitoring, detailed machine analytics, and instant notifications, enabling OEM Dealers to respond more efficiently to critical issues.

Topcon Agriculture introduces TAP, the Topcon Agriculture Platform, a cloud-based agricultural ecosystem designed to provide real-time monitoring and data analysis for decision making during every phase of the farming cycle

Precision farming has been defined as: “A management concept which recognizes variability within the soil environment and maximizes economic agricultural production while minimizing environmental impact for a specific location.” Being a management concept, precision farming is based on a dynamic decision making process with specific objectives.

Central Valley Ag co-operative (CVA) launched its precision agriculture department more than 20 years ago, turning agronomy from an aspect of their business into their calling card. CVA develops innovative, value-added, tailored solutions for growers that lead to lasting relationships with CVA’s customers.