Precision ag is largely driven by data, according to David Kramar, NDSU Extension precision ag specialist, who joined NDSU in July, bringing s…
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Many producers wonder if there is more information they can get about their crops from a less expensive unmanned aerial system (UAS).
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Burnsville, Minn. (April 8, 2021) – The Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council (MCR&PC) and Minnesota Corn Growers Association (MCG…
The Cowbot is an autonomous mower being developed to control weeds in cow pastures at the WCROC. The project is a collaboration between the WC…
The new test technology could be commercially available by the end of 2021
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CROOKSTON, Minn. – The ag community continues to work toward filling tomorrow’s pipeline with value-added products, despite COVID-19.
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MINNEAPOLIS – AGI SureTrack, a company out of Archie, Mo., pairs hardware and software tools that help growers and processors succeed.
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Sunflower oil technologies have increased where the oil has a unique fit in many food applications, not just snack foods.
In certain conditions, banding urea below canola seed can burn the eventual taproot and ultimately hurt yields.
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