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Full Program Released for the 10th Annual Precision Farming Dealer Summit

Precision Farming Dealer has announced the full speaker and session lineup confirmed for the 2025 Precision Farming Dealer Summit that is 100% focused on equipping your company to run a more profitable precision farming business. Download the just-released program now.

To be held at the Louisville Marriott Downtown Hotel in Louisville, Ky., on January 6-7, the 2025 Precision Farming Dealer Summit will explore precision farming business development topics of critical importance to top-level decision makers. Discussing the 2025 event, Precision Farming Dealer technology editor Noah Newman says despite the challenges of the last few years, dealers need to continue adapting their precision business to create opportunity out of adversity.

"As drones, autonomy and machine learning gain momentum, dealers need to maneuver their business plans to ensure they are managing their precision business forward into the future,” he says. “We've built this year's program to provide valuable insight from all sides of the industry — dealers, farmers, OEMs and more — that will equip our attendees with actionable takeaways to improve their precision business in 2025 and beyond."

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