The precision farming business is aggressively focused on the future — whether its product development and deployment, analytical application of collected field data or conceptual brainstorming of the next breakthrough.
In this podcast, we report on the newly signed dealer protection law in North Dakota, no-tillers' projection for adoption for precision technologies, Deere marks 3 consecutive years of declining sales and the 2016 full year results for Rocky Mountain Dealerships and Cervus Equipment.
In today’s newscast, we report on the newly signed dealer protection law in North Dakota, no-tillers' projection for adoption for precision technologies, Deere marks 3 consecutive years of declining sales and the 2016 full year results for Rocky Mountain Dealerships and Cervus Equipment.
Moving into the second quarter of 2016, many precision dealers are maintaining a conservative sales outlook for the foreseeable future. But there may be reason for optimism, based on the recent results of No-Till Farmer’s 8th annual Benchmark Study.
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Precision ag pioneer Al Myers is a member of the Farm Equipment Shortline Legends Hall of Fame 2024 class. It’s been almost 35 years since the Ag Leader founder introduced the groundbreaking Yield Monitor 2000.