Sensing technology and strip-till are a promising pairing. But what are the opportunities and obstacles to adoption and ultimately, a more targeted, field-tested approach to leveraging optical sensors for real-time results.

At its best, information generated by sensor technology offers, “a well-rounded perspective on how the soil and plant are interacting within any given season and any environmental interaction,” says Dr. Ray Asebedo, former assistant professor of precision agriculture at Kansas State University. To fully unlock the potential of sensing technology in a strip-till system, farmers need to take wholistic approach to integrating these new technologies into their system.

From soil sensors to drones, Asebedo will dissect how each piece of the sensing puzzle can fit together for a more profitable picture during the keynote dinner presentation.

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