Raven Industries, Inc. announced today the release of its Hawkeye 2 Nozzle Control System. Available to order today, the system improves efficiency and reduces input costs.

From humble, yet ambitious beginnings, Ag Leader Technology founder Al Myers developed one of the cornerstone innovations in precision farming, and has his sights set on the next game-changer for the industry.

Job Generator and Job Sync allow data to be uploaded across machines and to a cloud network to increase efficiency and reduce the risk of costly mistakes across Raven-compatible machinery.

Raven and DOT have entered into a joint agreement to develop technologies for the DOT Power Platform, a mobile diesel-powered platform designed to handle a large variety of implements commonly used in agriculture.

The Stoller family farms 4,700 acres near Kentland, Ind., and have almost always had a John Deere fleet of equipment. But as they transition to strip-till in both corn and soybean rotations, they added a Case IH RowTrac 470 tractor into the equipment lineup in 2015 to help them reduce soil compaction.

The Intuicom RTK Bridge-X is now compatible with all the leading precision guidance systems available on the market today, regardless of the color of the equipment its found on.

Raven's Applied Technology division has been named the worldwide exclusive distribution partner for AgEagle Aerial Systems, a provider of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) used in precision farming.

The enhancements include virtual section capability, Sidekick Pro direct injection compatibility, new sprayer kits, and Hawkeye HD — individual nozzle on/off.