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Sold-Out Crowd Gathers for the 2026 Precision Farming Dealer Summit

BROOKFIELD, Wis. — The 11th Annual Precision Farming Dealer Summit, held at the Hyatt at The Arch in St. Louis, Mo., on January 5-6, 2026, drew a sold-out crowd of 171 attendees, including 102 first-timers.

The program featured 2-days of dealer-to-dealer roundtable discussions, panel presentations, general sessions and intense networking opportunities.

Precision Farming Dealer technology editor Noah Newman noted during opening remarks that while no one has all the answers, attendees would hear a lot of different takes and insights entirely geared towards helping run a more profitable precision business.

"With all the developments in technology and AI, there was a constant buzz among attendees networking and discussing what’s working and what’s not,” says Newman. “I heard from several attendees who commented on the unmatched learning opportunity the Summit provided for everyone who made the trip to St. Louis.”

Among the highlights of the 2026 Precision Farming Dealer Summit was the return of the OEM Panel featuring precision executives from AGCO/PTx Trimble, Case IH and Kubota and breakout classrooms that gave attendees the opportunity to attend six knowledge-packed sessions featuring an array of experts on emerging precision products and technologies.

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