The article discusses the latest advancements in precision agriculture technology, with a focus on equipment and software solutions. Case IH is introducing a new feature called SenseApply, which uses a single camera to provide live variable rate applications and upgradeable green-on-brown spot spray capability. The technology is available on Patriot and Trident machines. Other companies, such as HORSCH, are also launching new features, including a factory-installed row cleaner system on certain models. Additionally, the Blu-Jet At3015 fertilizer applicator now features a new row unit and split application option. The article also highlights innovative projects, such as a robotic prototype developed by engineering students at Southern Illinois University Carbondale to inspect soybean crops, and KIOTI’s remote monitoring platform, KIOTI Connect. The article concludes by encouraging readers to subscribe to the Farms.com Precision Agriculture Digital Digest for more news and updates on precision agriculture technology.
