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  1. Author(s): Elizabeth Hawkins , Author(s): John Fulton , Author(s): Amanda Douridas, CCA , Author(s): Ken Ford , Author(s): Amanda Bennett

    A different approach to farming is on the horizon as automated technologies are becoming available. The 2023 Precision U event will focus on “Automating Agriculture: The Future of Farming.” The event will be online with three Zoom webinars. Topics include regulation of autonomous equipment in Ohio, adoption on the farm, and the Ohio Rural Broadband Initiative. CEUs for Certified Crop Advisors will be offered.

    Issue: 2023-01
  2. Field Day Speaker

    Ohio State University Extension and the Ohio AgriBusiness Association will again partner to hold the Farm Science Review Agronomy College on Sept. 13. The event is designed to educate agronomists, Certified Crop Advisers, custom applicators, and farmers on current agronomy issues.

    Issue: 2022 - 30
  3. Author(s): John Fulton , Author(s): Elizabeth Hawkins , Author(s): Amanda Douridas, CCA , Author(s): Hanna Bond

    The Ohio State University Department of Food, Agricultural, and Biological Engineering (FABE) is looking for farmers, consultants, and other individuals who work alongside farmers to participate in a survey aimed at identifying major barriers that row crop farmers, consultants, and other personnel involved in crop production face when adopting precision agriculture technologies.

    Issue: 2022-11
  4. Author(s): Amanda Douridas, CCA , Author(s): Elizabeth Hawkins

    We were excited to bring Precision University back to an in-person event in 2022. However, due to stress in the supply chain and other unforeseen circumstances, we are not able to present the January 19 in-person portion of Precision University to the caliber that our clientele would expect. Therefore, we have cancelled that day and hope to resume our in-person event in 2023. Webinars will continue on January 5 and 12 as scheduled.

    Issue: 2021-41
  5. Just as ag technology is always updating, so to is Precision University. This year our focus is Using Ag Technology to Manage 2022 Challenges​. Based on feedback from last year, it will be delivered in 2 webinars and a half-day, in-person event.

    The January 5 webinar will focus on adapting to supply chain shortages. A panel of industry representatives will share what they are seeing and how to work around what you might not have.

    Issue: 2021-39
  6. cloud of dirt on the left with piece of tillage equipment working ground on the right
    Author(s): Alan Leininger

    Join OSU Extension Henry County for the inaugural Tri-State Precision Agriculture Conference on August 11, 2021. Speakers will discuss current trends in tillage equipment, and equipment demonstrations will feature high speed tillage, vertical tillage, strip tillage, and cover crop seeding systems. Fertilizer re-certification and CCA credits available. 

    When:  Wednesday, August 11, 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

    Where:  Northwest State Community College, 22600 OH-34, Archbold, OH 43502

    Issue: 2021-24
  7. piece of tillage equipment being pulled across field
    Author(s): Alan Leininger

    Join OSU Extension Henry County for the inaugural Tri-State Precision Agriculture Conference on August 11, 2021. Speakers will discuss current trends in tillage equipment, and equipment demonstrations will feature high speed tillage, vertical tillage, strip tillage, and cover crop seeding systems. Fertilizer re-certifcation and CCA credits available. 

    When:  Wednesday, August 11, 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

    Where:  Northwest State Community College, 22600 OH-34, Archbold, OH 43502

    Issue: 2021-21
  8. Author(s): John Barker , Author(s): Amanda Douridas, CCA , Author(s): Ken Ford , Author(s): John Fulton , Author(s): Elizabeth Hawkins

    Issue: 2020-41
  9. Author(s): John Barker , Author(s): Amanda Douridas, CCA , Author(s): Ken Ford , Author(s): John Fulton , Author(s): Elizabeth Hawkins

    Issue: 2020-40
  10. Combine
    Author(s): John Fulton , Author(s): Elizabeth Hawkins

    Harvest has not yet started here in Ohio, but it is good to remember to make sure your yield monitor is setup and calibrated properly. Geo-referenced yield data (i.e. yield maps) are being used to provide precision agriculture insights and recommendations at the field level. Yield maps not only help growers understand end-of-year performance within fields, but also can be used to characterize in-field variation. Information about this variation is often used by service providers to deliver prescriptions, recommendations, or other information back to the farmer.

    Issue: 2019 - 32

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