Digital analysis is not new to agriculture. What is changing is the ability to wirelessly pull an immense pile of data points from a farming operation, analyze it and act upon it, all with the power of a handheld tablet or cellphone.

It isn't breaking news to farmers, but it's still a good reminder this time of year that planter maintenance is important.

Apps, imagery, sensors and other technology are changing how crop consultants do their groundwork to advise farmers.

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President Donald Trump approved Nebraska's request for an emergency disaster declaration on Thursday, as agribusinesses fight to return to full speed.

Turns out algorithms alone can't make complex cropping decisions. It still takes a team approach with trusted advisers.

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