Effective use of AI depends on good training. Staff need to know what counts as proper and improper use, and they also need to learn how to “prompt” AI in a meaningful way.

The 11th annual Precision Farming Dealer Summit in downtown St. Louis is now less than 9 weeks away. Registrations are pacing more than 50% ahead of last year at this same time – and on pace for an all-time record that will surely be SOLD OUT!

What a blast (pun intended) this event was! Not only did it raise money for NAEDA’s Equipment Dealers Foundation, but it was also a chance for the dealers in attendance to get a much-needed break from the madness of harvest season.

Drawing on his experience as a precision specialist, Nick Rust has a list of about 15 questions for every candidate. Even if they check all the boxes, it’s inevitable that not every hire is going to be a home run.

Precision Farming Dealer recently caught up with John Fulton, a professor in the food, agriculture and biological engineering department at the Ohio State Univ., for a conversation about precision ag education and workforce development.