Precision Agriculture

FarmWise has partnered with ZeroSixty, a leading experience design and innovation studio, to develop the next generation of their Vulcan HMI interface, designed to connect tractor drivers with FarmWise’s precision weeder. This collaboration aims to c

Livermore, CA – Monarch Tractor, the innovative force behind the MK-V, the world’s first fully electric, driver-optional smart tractor, has made history with a record-breaking $133 million Series C funding round. This monumental achievement marks the

The 10th Annual Ag in Motion event in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, marked a significant milestone in agricultural education with the unveiling of the Mobile Skills Lab by the Agricultural Manufacturers of Canada (AMC). Launched on July 16, this innovativ

In a bold move to counter proposed legislation that threatens to ban drones manufactured by Chinese companies, a coalition of agricultural spray drone distributors has come together to form a grassroots industry group. This coalition, comprising Agri

The recent Senate vote to ban DJI products under the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) has sent ripples through the drone industry. While this decision may have startled some, it was a foreseeable outcome for those closely monitoring the grow

A significant incident involving a prominent drone dealer in Florida has spotlighted the critical importance of adhering to FAA regulations. The dealer in question allegedly breached several FAA rules, resulting in the rescission of its part 137 exem

The agricultural industry continues to evolve at a rapid pace, and Precision Farming Dealer editors have curated a selection of standout content from the past week that highlights the most compelling developments. Sponsored by Salford Group, this wee

Precision Farming Dealer editors have curated a fascinating selection of content that provides a unique perspective on the agricultural industry. This week’s highlights, brought to you by Salford Group, demonstrate the diverse and innovative approach

The Countering CCP Drones Act (HR 2864) has ignited a firestorm among American farmers, particularly those in North Carolina, who rely heavily on Chinese drone maker DJI Technologies for their agricultural operations. The proposed legislation, which

The agricultural equipment market is experiencing a seismic shift, catalyzed by rapid technological advancements, evolving farming practices, and the urgent need for heightened efficiency and sustainability. According to Persistence Market Research,