On the cusp of spring planting in many areas, farmers are preparing to put their precision farming systems to the test. And in many cases, planter clinics have been cancelled or postponed this year, making it all the more important that farmers have alternative opportunities to get answers.

Diagnosing technology problems on ag equipment can be as much an art as it is a science. Compatibility and simplicity of systems can pose challenges, even for the most tech-savvy farmers. But for those willing and capable of troubleshooting precision problems, complemented by reliable dealer support, the ability to fix a technical issue can be a time and money-saving opportunity.

By and large, no-till farmers forecast a conservative approach to adding new equipment to their operation in 2020, especially precision technologies. Results of the 12th annual No-Till Operational Benchmark Study show that farmers generally plan to scale back use of precision farming tools and services on their cropping operations in the coming year.

Digital connectivity is taken for granted in many areas, but high-speed internet is still absent in many rural areas throughout the country.

At the 2020 Precision Farming Dealer Summit in St. Louis, Andy Thompson with Yetter Farm Equipment talks about why farmers are seeking efficiency gains from precision technology and how the company complements those objectives with in-field residue management and nutrient application solutions.

At the 2020 Precision Farming Dealer Summit in St. Louis, Dave Orr with Topcon Agriculture discusses the company’s new TAP platform, along with the trend of farmers looking for a complete solution when it comes to a precision farming system.

At the 2020 Precision Farming Dealer Summit in St. Louis, Jayme Paquin with Reichhardt Electronic Innovations talks about some of the opportunities and expectations for the company’s dealer network.

At the 2020 Precision Farming Dealer Summit in St. Louis, Steve Tippery with RealmFive provides a sneak peek on some of the company’s diverse product lines with an emphasis on data connectivity and automation.

At the 2020 Precision Farming Dealer Summit in St. Louis, Kyle Frazier with Laforge Systems shares some perspective on the company’s recent partnership with Trimble and the growing market for implement guidance technology.