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AEM Convenes Industry and Regulators in Demo Days Highlighting Advancements in Modern Agriculture

AEM last week hosted two Demo Days, bringing industry groups, equipment manufacturers, and regulatory agency staff face-to-face with the cutting-edge equipment transforming modern agriculture.

Held June 11-12 on a working Maryland farm, the event showcased in-field and aerial demonstrations of precision spraying tools, autonomous equipment, and conservation practices all designed to showcase how today’s growers can use the most advanced and effective technologies to reduce inputs, save money, and lessen their environmental footprint.

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