Where is tech on the farm going and what is next? Ohio State's Dr. Scott Shearer has some insights on this Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast.
Self-driving tractors, cow-milking robots and cover-crop-seeding drones are just a few examples of the advancements farmers are using to be more efficient, more precise and more sustainable in all aspects of agriculture. Where is tech on the farm going and what is next? Ohio State’s Dr. Scott Shearer has some insights on this Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast.
This transformative day of exploration was made possible by the Youth Pathways Grant for Careers in Agriculture, a signature program of the Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation.
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Where is tech on the farm going and what is next? Ohio State’s Dr. Scott Shearer has some insights on this Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast.
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Find out what you need to know if a drone is in your farm’s future from the FAA’s Drone Guy, Kevin Morris
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The number of farmers delving into new technology may be spurred by the companies, including more established manufacturers, that are bringing these products to market.
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As much of our society is asking what the future holds, there is no doubt that for agriculture, that the future is now.
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While debates continue regarding consumers’ rights to repair, the American Farm Bureau Federation and the manufacturers of most farm machinery sold in the U.S. are working together to settle the issue.
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Amplex Internet works with farmers to install towers and signals on grain bins in northwest Ohio, significantly impacting connectivity in the region.
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Shift•ology Communications in Springfield, led by Farm Bureau member Melanie Wilt, hosts Virtual Farm Trips — unscripted, live visits to farms for classrooms coast to coast.
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An exclusive member benefit, the report focuses on six important areas to consider before pulling the trigger on any new technology.
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Ben Klick, a Stark County Farm Bureau member and 5th generation farmer, shares what new technology he has implemented to increase production and efficiency.
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