PrecisionAg and Collaboration: 5 Questions with Scott Speck

Learn why the latest in mechanization is more instrumental than ever in getting crops planted and getting them out of the field at harvest. 

There is a lot of technology coming to growers, but it’s up to you to get real solutions to your specific problems.

Specialty crop growers can use these flying cameras to more efficiently scout and evaluate their operations.

University of California Cooperative Extension is hosting its 2019 Automated Thinner and Weeder Field Day this month at the USDA Spence Research Field Station in Salinas, CA.

Some of the early adopters share what has their attention in 2019.

The editors at American Vegetable Grower wanted to explore why some growers haven’t adopted precision growing methods. So in […]

Not long ago, conventional wisdom said only row crop operations would adopt precision agriculture tools. However, the 2019 State of the Vegetable Industry shows the time of precision agriculture in vegetable production has arrived. 

It might come at you straight out of the blue, like the smartphone, so get ready.

In an effort to extend broadband services to rural farm areas, USDA is offering grants ranging from $100,000 […]

Wrongly maligned as water-wasters, almond growers can now avail themselves of new technology that warns of crop stress before it’s visible to the naked eye.

One theme that stood out during the vegetable seed trials this past summer was how much breeders are keeping future automation in mind.

Engineering, production projects are designed to spur farming innovation.

At PrecisionAg Vision Conference, attendees hear it’s not about just a pile of unwieldy maps any more.

As the organic fruit market continues to gain traction with consumers, strawberry producers have struggled to find non-chemical disease-control solutions — until now.