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BPS agriculture’s Augere is a fertilizer enhancing adjuvant for improving the uptake of nutrients and reducing leaching.

Weather Stations Aren't Always Close Enough Monday May 3rd, 2021 News Reporter It’s time for your Farm of the Future Report. I’m Tim Hammerich. Many agricultural technologies want to use weather station data to make decisions about what’s happening on the farm. But that’s not accurate enough, says Arable CEO Jim Ethington. He recalls an experience from years ago when he learned about this variability from some Kansas farmers. Ethington… “It had been dry. The crop didn't do so well. Payouts weren't the size that the growers were expecting. I went out and visited with t...

Technology is changing the expectations many farmers have for the advisors and salespeople they work with. <p>

Instantaneous Tassel Counts News Reporter It’s time for your Farm of the Future Report. I’m Tim Hammerich. For technology to be useful in agriculture, it must be timely. Agronomist Matt Larson says he has had issues in the past with some technologies giving him information when it’s too late to take the necessary action. Larson… “We've relied on outside sources or somebody else flying an airplane. They might, you know, they fly it every couple of weeks. We get a data dump, you know, and then a week's gone by. And then we go out and look at it and you know, it could be a...

Technology for Crop Stand Counts Monday Apr 26th, 2021 News Reporter It’s time for your Farm of the Future Report. I’m Tim Hammerich. When we think about ag technology, we often think about tools that growers can use. But some of the most useful technologies are not built for the farmer, but for a local professional that farmers rely on for advice. Matt Larson is one of those advisors. He’s the Agronomy Sales Manager for CHS in Holdredge, Nebraska. He’s started using FieldAgent by Sentera to help his farmer customers make better decisions. Larson… “My salespeople woul...