Unveiling unproductive acres - Producers use precision technology to nix low-quality landBy: Gil Gullickson Profitability maps help farmers sift unproductive acres from productive land, says Jeff Nesbitt, president of Precision Partners, a Fergus Falls, MN,... Your inputBeen there, tried that. No value added. Driverless FIN. Correction. ...Look, no hands!By: Wayne Wenzel Murray Palin, a small-grain farmer in Calgary, Alberta, knows firsthand how a wheat out can get the best of any driver. Fatigue sets in, the mind wanders,... Metering manureBy: Joan Olson With commercial fertilizer in short supply and prices approaching historic highs, livestock manure is more valuable than ever. But exploiting manure's... robocropBy: Wayne Wenzel In recent months, John Deere has aggressively promoted its latest technology in ads that feature an experimental driverless tractor. Deere says its tractor... Targeting topographyBy: Gil Gullickson Knowing the location and the amount of weeds present could someday affect how you buy and apply herbicides. Ever wish you could stump one of those smooth-talking... Matching seed to soilBy: Peg Zenk Bumper crop yields begin in the spring, with careful attention to seeding. And variable-rate seeding is showing real value in edging those yields upward.... New player in GPS guidanceRHS once again adds to its new Outback Field Guidance line by introducing its new Outback S, a GPS-based field guidance system. This is the company's... Retrofit for variable rateIf you want to apply chemicals at a variable rate but don't want to spend $200,000 or more on a fully equipped floater or sprayer, one company is gearing... |
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