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  • 2025 AG LEADER INCOMMAND 1200

    2025 AG LEADER INCOMMAND 1200

    • Manufacturer: AG LEADER

    104832 (32) Dealer Disclaimer: Parallel Ag used inventory pricing, hours, specifications and options shown are based on the original appraisal of the unit. If we discover a mistake prior to a signed sales ord...

    $4,900 USD
    Wataga, IL
  • 2025 AG LEADER INCOMMAND 1200

    2025 AG LEADER INCOMMAND 1200

    • Manufacturer: AG LEADER

    104732 (32) Dealer Disclaimer: Parallel Ag used inventory pricing, hours, specifications and options shown are based on the original appraisal of the unit. If we discover a mistake prior to a signed sales ord...

    $4,900 USD
    Wataga, IL
  • OUTBACK 360

    OUTBACK 360

    • Manufacturer: OUTBACK

    CVZ41353 (32) Complete outback S 360 Lightbar system Dealer Disclaimer: Parallel Ag used inventory pricing, hours, specifications and options shown are based on the original appraisal of the unit. If we disco...

    $1,000 USD
    Wataga, IL

Overview

Precision agriculture, also known as precision farming, involves using advanced technologies like GPS, sensors, and data analytics to optimize field-level management regarding crop farming. This approach aims to enhance productivity, maximize efficiency, and minimize waste by providing real-time information and actionable insights.

FAQ

What technologies are commonly used in precision agriculture?

Common technologies include GPS guidance systems, drones, soil sensors, and data analytics software to monitor crop health, soil conditions, and weather patterns.

How does precision agriculture improve farming efficiency?

It allows farmers to make data-driven decisions, optimize resource use, reduce input costs, and increase yields by targeting specific areas needing attention.

What are the initial costs associated with implementing precision agriculture?

Initial costs can vary widely depending on the technologies adopted, but they generally include expenses for hardware like sensors and drones, software subscriptions, and training for effective use.