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John Deere introduced its new autonomous 8R this month. The key to using it successfully is the ability of the machine to build trust in the farmer. (DTN photo by Dan Miller)
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1/18/2022 | 5:21 PM CST
Build Trust Between Farmer and Autonomous Machine
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Luke Stuber, Precision Planting Symphony product manager, explains how the company's Symphony Nozzle Control System works during a media event on Jan. 17. Precision Planting officially unveiled new sprayer technology and equipment it's developing on Jan. 18 during its annual 2022 winter conference at the company's headquarters in Tremont, Illinois. (DTN/Progressive Farmer photo by Matthew Wilde)
Precision Planting Unveils Sprayer Tech
1/18/2022 | 10:00 AM CST
Precision Planting Reveals Projects Aimed at Improving Operation, Data Collection of Sprayers
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The large-scale pattern will be primed to set up a series of clippers to move through North America during the next 10 days or so. A ridge of high pressure to the west (in red) contrasts with a low-pressure center in Hudson Bay (in blue) with a typical clipper storm track between the two (in black). (Tropical Tidbits graphic)
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1/18/2022 | 5:29 PM CST
All Aboard the Alberta Clipper Train
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A lot has happened since I gave 2022 price outlooks at Ag Summit on Dec. 7, 2021 (the dashed vertical line). Strong demand for soybean meal may be the biggest surprise as soybeans are up more than a dollar, KC wheat is down 78 cents and corn is up a dime. (DTN ProphetX chart)
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1/18/2022 | 5:00 AM CST
Grain Markets Shake It Up Early in 2022
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Greg Mullins, left, and Wayne Swanson look over some of the more than 500 acres of ground a group of 19 Black families from Atlanta have bought in rural Georgia. The group looks to develop the property into both a farm and community that has limited resources. (DTN photo by Chris Clayton)
The Promise of Land in Rural America
1/17/2022 | 9:21 AM CST
Atlanta Black Families' Investment in Rural Area Leads to Dream of a Farm
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  1. Build Trust Between Farmer and Autonomous Machine

  2. Precision Planting Reveals Projects Aimed at Improving Operation, Data Collection of...

  3. All Aboard the Alberta Clipper Train

  4. Grain Markets Shake It Up Early in 2022

  5. Atlanta Black Families' Investment in Rural Area Leads to Dream of a Farm

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March spring wheat closed 28 3/4 cents higher, its first higher close in four sessions. This follows a test of support at the 38.2% retracement of the move from the contract low to contract high at $8.78 1/4/bu, along with the contract's 200-day moving average at $8.80 3/4/bu. Today's session resulted in a bullish outside reversal bar formed. (DTN ProphetX chart)

March Spring Wheat Bounces From Technical Support

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The large-scale pattern will be primed to set up a series of clippers to move through North America during the next 10 days or so. A ridge of high pressure to the west (in red) contrasts with a low-pressure center in Hudson Bay (in blue) with a typical clipper storm track between the two (in black). (Tropical Tidbits graphic)

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April lean hogs looks headed for a test of resistance at 89.65-89.675. (DTN ProphetX chart)

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