Just nine hours after installing GPS in machines that slowly water corn and soybeans on his family's farm, Hunnicutt's brother saw on his iPad tracking app that two of them were about to collide.

A US farm has started equipping its goats with GPS collars so they can be fenced in electronically, with no physical fence necessary.

Large farms (1,000 acres or more) started the trend, adopting the tools of precision agriculture—using GPS-guided tractors, drones, and computer modeling to customize how each inch of land is ...

The app uses the phone’s GPS to track and map as equipment goes up and down the fields planting or spreading fertilizer. Everything on the phone is synced with their web account.

Before Ben Holloway used GPS technology to map his dairy farm, he would enter details about each of his paddocks manually into a database to ensure quality assurance standards were met ...