ISG News

Recent press and trade publications have been cautioning differential correction signal users of an upcoming potential issue caused by the way in which date/time stamping is sent to GPS receivers.

As the finish line for harvest grows close, I suspect the first thing on many of your minds is the sense of relief in getting another crop out successfully and wondering what repairs need to be made in preparation for next year. While all very important, it’s not too early to be setting a solid foundation for next year’s success from a data standpoint.

I am excited to announce the fall harvest season is swiftly arriving. Shorter days and longer nights are creeping in. Time to ride in the combine and watch the yield monitor climb and climb, we hope!

Are you thinking about planting season yet? As cold and snow has blanketed most of our area the last few months, it’s hard to believe we will be planting in about 90 days…..the clock is ticking. From the time the combines stopped until now, most farmers have been focusing on reducing costs for next season.

Harvest may have finished recently, but it’s never too early to start planning for next year’s success. There are many ways to use high-quality data collected from this year to help plan for next years’ crops.