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Never accuse farmers of being afraid to use new technology. According to a recent Farm Journal Media survey of more
than 1,800 farmers, 59% of farmers use a smartphone, and 44% use a tablet computer. That's slightly ahead of the
national average – the latest Pew research shows 58% of Americans use a smartphone, while 42% use a tablet.
Farm Futures
This agricultural management-oriented smartphone
application gives you the most current and insightful
market analysis, enhanced user-customized commodity
market quotes, ag news and audio content – and more
– all updated throughout each business day.
Ceres Imaging
Farmers use Ceres Imaging to help understand water
stress, plant nutrient uniformity, pest emergence, and
other issues in their fields. Ceres Imaging provides
aerial spectral imagery throughout the growing season
to observe patterns and trends over time, view your
entire farm, or zoom into individual rows and plants.
Your imagery can be downloaded to your device
for guaranteed viewing while in the field. View your
location in the field and navigate to areas of concern
with your GPS overlaid on the imagery map.
iPad, iPhone
