Harlan Farmers Embrace Precision Technology for Crop Success
Farmers in Harlan are set to revolutionize crop management, with 89% of strip-tillers embracing precision tech by 2025. Adam Gittins reveals how these innovations could yield up to 95% ROI, making them essential for local agriculture's future. Explore the details!
A recent survey highlights a strong trend toward precision technology among strip-tillers, with 89% planning to utilize it in 2025. The survey, part of Strip-Till Farmer's 12th annual Benchmark Survey, reveals that many farmers are increasingly investing in GPS technology, with 74% planning to use yield monitor data and 68% opting for field mapping.
Adam Gittins, who runs HTS Ag in Harlan, Iowa, spoke at the 2024 National Strip-Tillage Conference about the financial benefits of adopting these technologies, showcasing a potential 95% return on investment within just a year.
As part of this shift, a significant number of farmers are also considering drones, satellite imagery, and variable-rate fertility applications to enhance efficiency and crop management. On average, respondents predict spending about $5,157 on precision technology in 2025, up from last year.
For more details on this important agriculture trend affecting local farmers, visit the original article: https://www.precisionfarmingdealer.com/articles/6452-89-of-strip-tillers-plan-on-using-precision-technology-in-2025
