Remote Sensing/Aerial Imagery
Bobby Vick, co-founder and chief technology officer of spadeGEO, covers drone data collection and incorporating data on the farm.
Blockchain
Scott Shearer, professor and chair of the Department of Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering at The Ohio State University, walks farmers through blockchain and cryptocurrencies and what impact they will have for farmers in the future.
Ag Data Coalition
Ben Craker, president of the Ag Data Coalition, evaluates today’s digital tools. Craker shows farmers how to compare technologies and extract balance from them, plus what data is needed to use these tools and technologies effectively.
Traceability
Jason Ward, assistant professor of agricultural engineering at North Carolina State University, talks about how you can find value on your farm by implementing traceability.
Ag Data Transparency and Privacy
Todd Janzen, president of Janzen Agricultural Law, LLC, covers ag data transparency and privacy on the farm. Janzen discusses the various types of technology and myths as well as how farmers can protect themselves when using ag data.
Tech Toolshed Overview
George Harper, director of investor and industry communications with the United Soybean Board, and John Fulton, a professor at The Ohio State University, discuss how Tech Toolshed, the unbiased, educational program made possible by the soy checkoff, provides farmers with information about today’s current ag technologies.
Precision Ag Basics
Gary Roberson, professor and agricultural engineering extension specialist at North Carolina State University, discusses the basic precision ag technologies available to farmers.
Making Smart Soybean Replanting Decisions
Do you need to replant soybeans this year? Knowing the facts about your existing stand and regional trends can help you make a sound decision this spring. Dr. Rachel Vann with NC State Extension shares some pointers.
Preventing Seedling Diseases in Early Planted Soybeans
Planting soybeans early? Learn about seedling diseases and how to prevent them during cool, wet weather from NC State’s Extension Specialist. Dr. Lindsey Thiessen.