Technology works behind the scenes to crunch data that allows machines to make smarter decisions.

Survey shows efficiency and quality drive use.

Making sure your current equipment has enough versatility and tech to remain useful for years ahead is one way to save money in a tough year. 

An interesting German-made hemp harvesting implement has been nominated for an award in Europe.

Get the skinny on tools and gadgets that can help producers reduce labor input on fruit harvesting, pruning, and weed management.

Drone hardware innovation in the ag space has been somewhat stagnant for the last few years. But new developments are about to change the game.

Take an in-depth look at the issues you should consider before adopting technology on your farm.

The computing chip startup enabling the back end of farming’s most promising tech advances discusses where See & Spray is today, and where it’s headed.

AgriTechNica was the place to see what’s on the way from major manufacturers. Find out what was seen and heard at the international event.

We can learn a lot about the effect technological advances will have by looking a little deeper at these important pieces of equipment.

You do not want to bring out your spray equipment next spring and find broken hoses, pumps, filters, and gauges. Learn how to prevent costly repairs.

Besides labor-saving advantages, interested growers will have choices ranging from the traditional purchase option to something closer to an Uber model.

From drones, to robotic fruit pickers, and beyond, the number of firms offering produce growers new in-the-field tools continues to take off.

Soil moisture sensor program rooted in helping achieve irrigation efficiency and nutrient management poised for new growth.

While results of first precision survey for specialty crops dealers shows modest levels of adoption, several applications are poised for rapid growth.

Check out these eye-opening new approaches to controlling weeds in vegetable crops.

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.

The labor is just not going to there to harvest the fruit, so you need to start preparing your workers for a brave new world.

Tariffs, decline in profits, and historic flooding have given growers pause when it comes to major investments.