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The tech behind a new agricultural revolution
In the revolution known as precision agriculture, location technologies enable farmers to apply inputs to crops where and when they are needed.
Articles and case studies
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Overcoming the gap between IT and business users
At Iowa Select Farms, two teams come together to create an innovative precision agriculture app—and a blueprint that industries can follow.Go to the article -
Indigo Ag pursues innovation
Indigo Ag is innovating an industry from within, putting climate change in the crosshairs with a mix of ancient practices and modern techniques.Go to the article -
Miraka uses ArcGIS to enable environmental plans
With Miraka’s environmental plans, farmers can understand environmental risk and decide how they will adopt more sustainable farming practices.Go to the case study -
Florida maps support farmers during COVID-19
Leaders in Florida use GIS to connect potential buyers with farmers and producers of Florida-grown commodities.Go to the case study -
Map-based apps fight food insecurity
The State of Indiana created an application to connect residents to nearby food pantries, meal sites, and schools during the COVID-19 pandemic.Go to the case study -
The technology behind a revolution
Examining crop health and weather data from sensor feeds within a location intelligence platform helps achieve sustainable agricultural outcomes.Go to the blog -
Solving the national seed packet mystery
The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services put mysterious seed reports on a map to improve response and assess the situation.Go to the blog -
The connected farm is smarter than you think
Farmers easily analyze their land to determine conservation practices while optimizing production.Go to the case study -
How data-driven John Deere wins the market
Using artificial intelligence (AI)-based predictive analysis, John Deere helps its dealers spot growth opportunities in markets around the world.Go to the article -
Land O'Lakes uses GIS to manage assets
Land O'Lakes streamlines the quality, consistency, marketing, and economics of its dairy products.Go to the article -
Tracking a minor ingredient with a big impact
To combat deforestation related to the production of palm oil, companies are turning to satellite images and location intelligence.Go to the article -
Apps help agricultural producers digest info
With GIS, more people can visualize and leverage vast and varied information to meet both consumer expectations and producer needs.Go to the article -
Tracing each oyster from tide to table
Apps and maps provide traceability across each operational stage of production.Go to the article
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