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Michael Vos

A few more thoughts on precision ag in the classroom

Posted September 8th, 2010
 

I want to share a few more interviews from the educators who attended the training held at the Ag Leader Academy (previous post, click here). Many institutions are integrating real-life precision data and technologies into their classroom to teach in unique ways and use real information. The following video includes educators’ comments on how they [...]

 
 
Andy Boyle

Thoughts on language barriers, sprayers and floods

Posted September 8th, 2010
 

Since my last post I have had a number of interesting and exciting life experiences.  A few weeks ago I traveled to the UK to visit with sprayer manufactures about using DirectCommand with either an EDGE or INTEGRA display.  It was a good learning experience for all parties involved, for example I was able to [...]

 
 
Michael Vos

Precision ag in the college classroom

Posted August 26th, 2010
 

Teaching precision agriculture is an important focus at many educational institutions, and Ag Leader is dedicated to supporting this education by working with the instructors. We recently held a two-day training with many of these educational leaders discussing how technology is benefitting agriculture and sharing ideas about how to teach this information to the next [...]

 
 
Ag Leader

Calling Farm Progress Show Attendees!

Posted August 23rd, 2010
 

Are you headed to the Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa?  We’ve got something just for you.  Head to Ag Leader’s Facebook page and:
1.)   Like our page on Facebook.
2.)   Download and print the survey from the EDGE Giveaway tab.
3.)   Bring your completed survey to the Ag Leader booth (Lot 517) at the Farm Progress [...]

 
 
Paul Rose

Harvest in Europe and other musings…

Posted August 19th, 2010
 

It has been a while since my last post but I can assure you, it has been a busy few weeks. Harvest in terms of small grains is completed in the southern and central parts of Europe. In the northern part it is mostly the wheat that is left. It seemed that to start with [...]