Technology
Growing Mexican interest in U.S. genetics and feed technology could support additional agricultural export opportunities.
Waste to Energy Systems is developing technology to repurpose discarded wood.
Electronic tags are replacing metal clips that sometimes caused injuries and led to rejected cattle.
Washington tree-fruit growers have faced years of low returns and rising costs. WSTFA President Jon DeVaney discusses AI technology, research, and the challenges of adoption.
The Memorandum of Understanding between USDA and NASA will strengthen USDA’s data quality and help ensure that American farmers and ranchers can benefit from and access cutting-edge technologies.
Young farmer Elizabeth Bergschneider explains how Monil Virtual Fences supports her family’s succession planning and helps the next generation manage the farm remotely.
Good Agriculture is using technology to help producers better understand expenses and profitability.
Whitley County’s Justin Johnson was selected for the statewide recognition.
Drones and virtual fencing are seeing increased use across farms and ranches.
Research from USDA, Washington State University and CLAAS will range from improving crops to developing farm machinery.