Precision Farming Technologies In North America
Precision Farming Technologies are expanding on larger farms, but cost, skills, and data access still shape adoption across North America.
Research Facilities Investment Reaches $121M
Research facilities investment from NIFA sent over $121 million to 36 universities for agricultural labs and infrastructure.
Precision Agriculture Adoption Trends in 2026
Precision agriculture adoption in 2026 shows strong guidance use, rising drone services, and caution on AI, costs, and returns.
U.S. Ammonia Prices Surge Toward $875 as Trinidad Supply Disruptions Hit Farmers
U.S. ammonia prices have climbed sharply in recent months as declining supplies from Trinidad and Tobago collide with a tight global fertilizer market, creating another cost challenge for American farmers preparing for the 2027 growing…
Regenerative Agriculture and Farm Viability
Regenerative agriculture is expanding, but farm viability depends on transition costs, time, markets, and credible buyer support.
China’s $17 Billion U.S. Farm Purchase Pledge Faces Growing Trade Pressure
China’s commitment to purchase $17 billion in U.S. agricultural products annually is facing a difficult test as actual buying outside soybeans remains far below the level American producers hoped to see. A November 2, 2026,…
Agricultural Robotics Partnerships Gain Field Tests
Agricultural robotics partnerships are moving from prototypes to field trials, with Deere, Reservoir, Daedong and Rainbow testing practical AI tools.
Drone Seeding Precision for Cover Crop Decisions
Drone seeding precision can help cover crop timing, but 2026 data show low adoption, stand risks, payload limits and uneven seed distribution.
U.S. drought conditions shape crop risk in 2026
U.S. drought conditions vary sharply by region in 2026, affecting sorghum, irrigation risk, forage supply and crop planning.