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Participants at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference and Expo in Lexington, Kentucky toured the University of Kentucky Coldstream Dairy to learn about their current research in precision dairy technology on Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 2017
The third scheduled field trip of the year for PLSC167 "Understanding Delaware Agriculture" was a visit to a large agricultural farm equipment company, Hoober, Inc. Students learned about equipment sales, retail sales, equipment repair, customer service and precision ag as they relate to careers in the agriculture sector. Students drove a road track tractor guided by GPS to see first hand how the new technology worked. Special thanks to Brian Lam and Tad Adams (UDCANR 14) for their time in showing students and explaining their role with precision ag at Hoober. Inc. Endorsement of any business or product is not intended.
Farm manager Richard Coloin checked the planter while planting corn on Back Forty Farm in Sonora, Ky.
Participants at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference and Expo in Lexington, Kentucky toured the University of Kentucky Coldstream Dairy to learn about their current research in precision dairy technology on Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 2017
The Iowa Power Farming Show is the 3rd Largest Farm Show in the US. It spans more than 7.0 acres of displays (305,000 sq. ft.) and in 2014 it was estimated that 25,000 people attended. With nearly 1900 booths, companies attending represented 29 different countries.
The Iowa Power Farming Show is the 3rd Largest Farm Show in the US. It spans more than 7.0 acres of displays (305,000 sq. ft.) and in 2014 it was estimated that 25,000 people attended. With nearly 1900 booths, companies attending represented 29 different countries.
The third scheduled field trip of the year for PLSC167 "Understanding Delaware Agriculture" was a visit to a large agricultural farm equipment company, Hoober, Inc. Students learned about equipment sales, retail sales, equipment repair, customer service and precision ag as they relate to careers in the agriculture sector. Students drove a road track tractor guided by GPS to see first hand how the new technology worked. Special thanks to Brian Lam and Tad Adams (UDCANR 14) for their time in showing students and explaining their role with precision ag at Hoober. Inc. Endorsement of any business or product is not intended.
Participants at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference and Expo in Lexington, Kentucky toured the University of Kentucky Coldstream Dairy to learn about their current research in precision dairy technology on Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 2017
The Iowa Power Farming Show is the 3rd Largest Farm Show in the US. It spans more than 7.0 acres of displays (305,000 sq. ft.) and in 2014 it was estimated that 25,000 people attended. With nearly 1900 booths, companies attending represented 29 different countries.
The IDEAg Interconnectivity Conference held June 26-27, 2013, brought together Farmers, Producers, Agribusiness Leaders and the technologies essential for our interconnected future. This educational forum provided information and allowed discussion on the complexities of our interconnected age.http://www.ideaggroup.com/ideag-interconnectivity
The IDEAg Interconnectivity Conference held June 26-27, 2013, brought together Farmers, Producers, Agribusiness Leaders and the technologies essential for our interconnected future. This educational forum provided information and allowed discussion on the complexities of our interconnected age.http://www.ideaggroup.com/ideag-interconnectivity
The third scheduled field trip of the year for PLSC167 "Understanding Delaware Agriculture" was a visit to a large agricultural farm equipment company, Hoober, Inc. Students learned about equipment sales, retail sales, equipment repair, customer service and precision ag as they relate to careers in the agriculture sector. Students drove a road track tractor guided by GPS to see first hand how the new technology worked. Special thanks to Brian Lam and Tad Adams (UDCANR 14) for their time in showing students and explaining their role with precision ag at Hoober. Inc. Endorsement of any business or product is not intended.
The Iowa Power Farming Show is the 3rd Largest Farm Show in the US. It spans more than 7.0 acres of displays (305,000 sq. ft.) and in 2014 it was estimated that 25,000 people attended. With nearly 1900 booths, companies attending represented 29 different countries.
Participants at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference and Expo in Lexington, Kentucky toured the University of Kentucky Coldstream Dairy to learn about their current research in precision dairy technology on Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 2017
The Iowa Power Farming Show is the 3rd Largest Farm Show in the US. It spans more than 7.0 acres of displays (305,000 sq. ft.) and in 2014 it was estimated that 25,000 people attended. With nearly 1900 booths, companies attending represented 29 different countries.
Participants at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference and Expo in Lexington, Kentucky toured the University of Kentucky Coldstream Dairy to learn about their current research in precision dairy technology on Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 2017
Participants at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference and Expo in Lexington, Kentucky toured the University of Kentucky Coldstream Dairy to learn about their current research in precision dairy technology on Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 2017
Participants at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference and Expo in Lexington, Kentucky toured the University of Kentucky Coldstream Dairy to learn about their current research in precision dairy technology on Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 2017
The third scheduled field trip of the year for PLSC167 "Understanding Delaware Agriculture" was a visit to a large agricultural farm equipment company, Hoober, Inc. Students learned about equipment sales, retail sales, equipment repair, customer service and precision ag as they relate to careers in the agriculture sector. Students drove a road track tractor guided by GPS to see first hand how the new technology worked. Special thanks to Brian Lam and Tad Adams (UDCANR 14) for their time in showing students and explaining their role with precision ag at Hoober. Inc. Endorsement of any business or product is not intended.
Participants at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference and Expo in Lexington, Kentucky toured the University of Kentucky Coldstream Dairy to learn about their current research in precision dairy technology on Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 2017
Participants at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference and Expo in Lexington, Kentucky toured the University of Kentucky Coldstream Dairy to learn about their current research in precision dairy technology on Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 2017
Participants at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference and Expo in Lexington, Kentucky toured the University of Kentucky Coldstream Dairy to learn about their current research in precision dairy technology on Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 2017
Participants at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference and Expo in Lexington, Kentucky toured the University of Kentucky Coldstream Dairy to learn about their current research in precision dairy technology on Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 2017
Participants at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference and Expo in Lexington, Kentucky toured the University of Kentucky Coldstream Dairy to learn about their current research in precision dairy technology on Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 2017
Participants at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference and Expo in Lexington, Kentucky toured the University of Kentucky Coldstream Dairy to learn about their current research in precision dairy technology on Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 2017
Participants at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference and Expo in Lexington, Kentucky toured the University of Kentucky Coldstream Dairy to learn about their current research in precision dairy technology on Wednesday afternoon, May 31, 2017