Crop Yield Farming Tractor 
Farmbrite
DECEMBER 12, 2024
Technology is transforming many traditional industries, and farming is no exception. Lets explore the landscape of modern farming and uncover the role data plays. Understanding Data-Driven Farming Farming today is more than just relying on instinct or what was done in the past. What Kind of Data is Being Used?
Western FarmPress
OCTOBER 6, 2023
Catch up on the next steps toward a new farm bill, features of the newest tractors on the market, how much deer feeding can cut crop yields and more!
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Civil Eats
OCTOBER 4, 2023
Satellite imagery of Topaz Solar Farm, a massive solar installation inland from San Luis Obispo in Central California, depicts an oasis of blue panels surrounded by sun-scorched earth. But also, at the farm scale, I see agrivoltaics as the technology that can maximize our farmers’ and growers’ output from their lands.”
Modern Farmer
SEPTEMBER 8, 2023
I loved the process of moving the tractor, getting them food and water and raising them,” he says. Siewicki started Vital Mission Farm with the hopes of helping to create a more sustainable food industry. But, starting the farm didn’t come easy at first. The model for long-standing farms wasn’t much help, either.
Trimble Agriculture
JULY 19, 2023
For example, it can assist in monitoring crops, optimizing irrigation, and even predicting weather patterns to make farming more efficient and productive. This collaboration resulted in tractors that could guide themselves with accuracy down to a few inches. But what some people don’t realize is that AI already is.
Civil Eats
DECEMBER 4, 2023
The Rodale Institute , a nonprofit research institution for organic farming, cites that every acre of land farmed with plastic mulch creates upwards of 120 pounds of waste that typically end up in landfill, or otherwise break down into the soil or nearby watersheds. As contamination rose, crop yields fell by 15 percent.
Modern Farmer
AUGUST 23, 2023
Beyond just improving crop yields and reducing input costs, farms can monitor their fields from across the world. For each of these endpoints on the farm, there is a vulnerability that can be exploited by malicious actors. Hackers are jail-breaking tractors and they’re using ransomware to go after individual farms.
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