Thank You!
Thank You! 
Thank you for attending...helping create a record-setting InfoAg conference. At over 1500 registrants, this was the largest InfoAg ever. View the registration map to see where attendees came from.
Thank you to our speakers and workshop leaders. Excellent program. Many, many positive comments.
Presentations are being posted. Go to the program at-a-glance and click the pdf icon next to the presentation of interest.
Thank you to our exhibitors. What an engaging trade show. The energy was terrific start to finish.
Thank you to our sponsors. Your support and participation make InfoAg possible.
Thank you to PrecisionAg Institute and IPNI for partnering for the premier networking event in precision agriculture.
Please be sure to give us your feedback on the conference through the online survey,
or contact Quentin Rund: 217-762-7955 or info@infoag.org.




Featured Presentation
A hands-on workshop exploring the agricultural decision tools from U2U. The featured tools outline historical weather patterns and normals, examine the likelihood of freezes and heat stress on the growing crops, explore the relationship among climate cycles and crop production, and investigate the costs/benefits of spring fertilizer applications.
July 29, 2015 12:30pm - Weather Agronomics (Midway Suites)
July 29, 2015 01:30pm - Weather Agronomics continued (Midway Suites)
InfoAg Programs Available for Download
InfoAg 2015 Exhibit Hall
The InfoAg Exhibit Hall will be the PrecisionAg Tech Center. This year's layout includes an expanded format and all breaks, and evening receptions will be hosted in the PrecisionAg Tech Center. See the interactive map of the exhibit hall here. InfoAg partners with PrecisionAg in bringing an excellent lineup of hardward, software, and service vendors.

Esri Midwest Agriculture User Group Meeting
Learn about the latest precision agriculture solutions on the ArcGIS platform at the Esri Midwest Ag User Group Meeting. They will discuss how to increase yields and revenue with advanced modeling tools for ArcGIS and how you can leverage location to improve crop health, farm management, and benchmarking.
The meeting is free to attend and is open to all with registration. Register Here