When Commodity Classic was held last week in Orlando, attendees were able to check out the latest in agriculture. There were advancements in seed traits, technology, equipment, and much more. One of those attendees was the newest tractor from Kubota.Audio: Interview...
Smart Ag, based out of Ames, Iowa, hopes to fully commercialize AutoCart, a software system to monitor and control a farmer?s autonomous grain cart, next spring. Ken Root spoke to Justin Heath, with Smart Ag, at Commodity Classic in Orlando. The two reviewed...
Healthcare comes at a cost, especially to those in the individual marketplace. Several farmers and ranchers say healthcare costs are one of the biggest challenges they face.An independent network is now offering more affordable healthcare options to its farmer/rancher...
It doesn?t matter if your implements are red, green, orange, or blue. The one color they all have in common is black. The black tires which carry your equipment around your operation. If you can?t count on their performance, you will come grinding to a halt.Audio:...
When you walked into the Bayer booth at the 2019 Commodity Classic, your eyes were immediately drawn to the left. Along the wall was a massive display of awards. All these awards were for Dekalb/Asgrow hybrids.Audio: Full interview with Pete Uitenbroek of...
Agribusinesses and farmers this week convened at Commodity Classic in Orlando, Florida.The event provided agricultural companies an opportunity to showcase new technologies.AGCO proudly displayed a Gleaner S9 Series combine.AUDIO: Caleb Schlater, AGCOIowa Agribusiness...
Audio: Full Remarks from Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue at Commodity Classic United States Department of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue addressed the crowd at Commodity Classic in Orlando, Florida.
The newest technology and brightest paint is rolled out for corn, soybean, wheat and grain sorghum growers at Commodity Classic. Some of the concepts take an amount of explaining.What if you could apply bacteria, producing nitrogen that won?t leach? Impossible? Maybe...
Optimism. It is a feeling we don?t always get in agriculture nowadays. Trade climates aren?t the greatest, commodity prices are low, and input costs keep rising. However, the U.S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC) is choosing to remain optimistic.Audio: Full Interview...
In a market where farmers are looking for every edge they can get, they must look at sound technology. In an era of tight margins, you need to make every input dollar count. BASF launched their new line of fungicides at Commodity Classic in Orlando called...
