FarmQA and CNH Collaborate to Connect Agronomic Intelligence with Equipment Execution
New integration enables data to move between Case IH FieldOps, New Holland FieldOps, and STEYR FieldOps, and the FarmQA digital suite of tools, helping agronomists, advisors, seed companies and growers streamline field decisions from observation to in-cab execution. FARGO, ND – November 5, 2026: FarmQA today announced a new collaboration with CNH that connects FieldOps […]
Planet and FarmQA Drive Higher Farm Margins With Precision Agronomy at Scale
In the current agricultural landscape, the margin for error is narrowing. As input costs rise and commodity prices fluctuate, Planet and FarmQA are helping agronomists optimize inputs and increase margins with precision agronomy.
The Nuts and Bolts of AgTech: Why FarmQA Takes a Different Approach
Why FarmQA focuses on people, workflows, and practical value in AgTech instead of chasing gadgets.
Bringing Field-Level Intelligence to the Processor’s Fingertips
FarmQA now integrates with ExtendAg’s Agronomics Gateway, giving food processors real-time field data to improve traceability and sourcing.
Precision Soil Sampling: A Comprehensive Guide
Learn how FarmQA simplifies soil sampling and data management to make informed decisions for optimal farming outcomes.
From Seed to Screen: FarmQA’s Vision for the Future of Ag Tech
Discover how FarmQA is shaping the future of agriculture by helping manage over 21 million acres globally and continuously improving their platform for the next generation of farming technology.
Spring Seedbed Strategies to Maximize Profitability in Dry Conditions
Due to the dry ground, managing spring seedbeds for maximum seed emergence will be a real challenge this year. This is especially true for shallow seeded crops like sugarbeet.
Navigating Agricultural Success: The Power of Farm Mapping with FarmQA
Learn how to map your farm with FarmQA’s mapping tools.
Leaving a Legacy in the Land — A Cover Crop Update
With the strip tiller, I stripped all our acres we intend to plant corn on in the spring. The strips will just need to be re-stripped in the spring and then planted into. Strip tilling is important to regenerative agriculture because the only ground that is being disrupted is the area where the corn will be planted into.