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We are relaunching coverage of Agco with a $140 fair value estimate for the world’s third-largest manufacturer of agricultural equipment. While it is pursuing a strategy similar to its peers ...

Since the 1990s, precision agriculture has promised to revolutionize farming by giving growers granular information about what’s happening with the crops in their fields and new technology to actually ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. As a result, many farmers worldwide are seeing crop yields become smaller and less ...

Precision agriculture involves the use of use of new technologies for greater efficiency. Through the use of cutting edge technology, farmers are now using precision agriculture to improve their ...

Precision agriculture provides many benefits for farmers and can help suppliers manage food. But with a myriad of issues, including regulation and farmer adoption, will we ever see widespread use?

Agriculture is long rooted in traditional methods and processes. Over the millennia, agriculture has undergone significant transformations with the introduction of technology, from human and ...

Precision agriculture stocks are involved in the manufacturing and supplying of technologies used to improve farming practices. Such technologies include big data and analytics, GPS and GIS mapping, ...

RBC Capital Markets late Tuesday initiated coverage on Deere (NYSE:DE) with an Outperform rating, citing the machinery maker’s leadership in precision agriculture, its growing ecosystem of connected ...

This story originally appeared on Undark and is part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Across Midwestern farms, if Girish Chowdhary has his way, farmers will someday release beagle-sized robots into ...

A growing population and shifting climate patterns are directly impacting both agriculture and horticulture. As demand for food rises, unpredictable weather conditions can lead to total crop failures.