As demand for industry-leading ag tech accelerates, Raven facilities expansions in Arizona and South Dakota will enhance development in AI, autonomy, machine learning and core technology.
SDSU will be hosting a grand opening and ribbon cutting event for the Raven Precision Agriculture Center at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 11. The research and collaboration taking place in the new facility helps give SDSU students a competitive advantage as they enter the workforce.
Raven Industries (NASDAQ:RAVN) has joined BASF and AGCO as the newest Operation Weed Eradication coalition member to support farmers in their weed control efforts. Operation Weed Eradication is an industry-wide mission to enlist tough-minded farmers and industry leaders to take the approach that the last weed standing is the strongest, most capable and most genetically resistant weed on the farm.
Join us as we celebrate the groundbreaking for South Dakota State University's new Raven Precision Agriculture Center! The ceremony will take place on Saturday, Oct. 6, 2018, from 1:30 – 3:30 p.m. The Raven Precision Agriculture Center, to be located on the university’s main campus in Brookings, will lead the nation in precision agriculture education, research, and extension. Raven Industries gave $5 million to the project in January.
Raven Industries and Topcon Agriculture, both leaders in the precision agriculture market, announced a licensing agreement for Topcon Agriculture's use of the Slingshot Application Programming Interface (API) in its various software platforms. The Slingshot API is a software-to-software interface that benefits the end-user by providing a simple and seamless way for sharing data between software systems.
Raven Industries was recognized today in the naming of South Dakota State University’s future precision agriculture facility. The Raven Precision Agriculture Center, to be located on the university’s main campus in Brookings, S.D., will lead the nation in precision agriculture education, research and extension. Raven Industries gave $5 million to the project in January. Today, the South Dakota Board of Regents approved the facility’s name.