Verge Ag’s dealer-focused Launch Pad products help dealers show customers the potential benefits of upgrading their equipment and precision technology.

Faced with climate change, a demographic crisis and a growing population, farmers are investing in precision technologies to keep agriculture alive — and they’re attracting a fresh generation of talent in the process.

Sustainable Opportunities in Precision Agriculture runs June 6-10 at Montana State University's campus and its research fields. The event is free and open to the public, but priority will be given to MSU upperclassmen and recent College of Agriculture graduates.

Alessandro Matese is working at Mississippi State University’s Geosystems Research Institute to expand his work with remote sensing in precision agriculture using unmanned aerial systems, especially in processing of hyperspectral imagery using high-performance computing infrastructure.

Godsey Precision Ag's field agronomist says Meristem will fill a gap in their current services and help farmers take advantage of biological products. 

A group of researchers at North Dakota State University wants to understand the viewpoints of those involved in collecting and using precision agriculture data.