Agriculture is rapidly changing as new technologies, Artificial Intelligence (AI), remote sensing, automation, and data-driven decision tools become increasingly available to producers. While these technologies offer tremendous potential, many farmers are still asking important questions: How do these tools fit into my operation? What technologies deliver economic value in the field? And how can I separate promising innovations from marketing hype? The 2nd Symposium of Digital Agriculture (SyDAg 2026), themed “Growing with AI,” will bring together growers, extension specialists, researchers, industry leaders, and technology innovators to explore practical applications of digital agriculture and AI for modern farming. This event is designed for row-crop and livestock producers, agronomists, crop consultants, and anyone evaluating new farm technology for their operation. The symposium will be held on September 28, 2026, at Purdue University’s Beck Agricultural Center in West Lafayette. As we know that late September is a busy time in the field for[Read More…]
