Technologies transforming agriculture 

By: by Wayne Wenzel

Adopting new technology is a necessary part of farming. But with so many new products and systems to consider, picking the right upgrades out of the techno-jumble can be a challenge.

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Crops department 

Charged spray improves coverage. Thumbs up to atrazine. Smart fertilizer spreading.

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Raven buys Fluent 

Raven Industries has acquired Fluent Systems, LLC for approximately $1 million cash.

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Business of buying department 

Roundup Ready price increase. AGCO buys Valtra. Natural gas price rise?

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Crops department 

End NH3 spills. Easy auger repairs.

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Business of buying department 

CNH turnaround? Fueling production costs. Farmland sells fertilizer assets. New corn herbicide.

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Business of buying department 

Monsanto's corn rootworm hybrids approved. Wells Fargo purchases Telmark. Buy, sell, trade online. AGCO closes Challenger plant. CNH reduces debt. Higher N prices....

Crops department 

New label. Plant 'em early. New adjuvants. Bayer, Dow market herbicides....

Crops department 

Hopper Hammer. Stop planter's block. Fertigation tool....

Crops department 

Low-disturbance seeding. Rebounder redesigned.

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