Training Spot. Precision Ag Data: Standards, Interoperability, Integration, and its IMPACT! Precision Ag Update. Welcome to the 9/20/2016

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1 Welcome to the Training Spot Precision Ag Update Presented by Sept 6, 2016 Precision Ag Data: Standards, Interoperability, Integration, and its IMPACT! 2 2 1

2 Precision Ag Adoption Close to 60% among top 120,000 farmers that farm approximately 75%+ of the tillable acres use precision ag technology All forecasts and surveys indicate continued adoption and increased usage Adoption and usage will increase with standardization of data, common message structure, and communication protocol changing traditional industry business segments 3 Data Standards = Interoperability Data Standards are necessary for interoperability.and they are being developed AgGateway Standardized Precision Ag Data Exchange (SPADE) project has developed standards to support interoperability.throughout the crop cycle Standards will impact all segments of agriculture. it removes barriers 4 2

ASABE National standards Open AgGateway Business processes Industry identifiers Message

3 Standardized Precision Ag Data = Interoperability Integration Change 5 5 Global Data Standards Organizations Organization Role Membership ISO International standards Open ASABE National standards Open AgGateway Business processes Industry identifiers Message definitions Open AEF Electronics Industry AEM Industry support Public policy Industry 6 6 3

Precision Ag Data Standards Precision Ag Data Standard Organizations ISO, ASABE, AEF, AEM and AgGateway are collaborating on establishing data

Standard foundation ISO 11783 7 ISO 11783 Machine Control Standard The demand from farmers and operators for a terminal to operate machines and

4 Precision Ag Data Standards Precision Ag Data Standard Organizations ISO, ASABE, AEF, AEM and AgGateway are collaborating on establishing data standards and processes. This work started in August 2011 and is now being implemented with public commercial use scheduled to begin in Standard foundation ISO ISO Machine Control Standard The demand from farmers and operators for a terminal to operate machines and devices irrespective of their manufacturer has become reality with the ISOBUS. Tractor Console (Virtual Terminal Server) Implement (Virtual Terminal Client) 8 8 4

5 ISO Standardized Data = Interoperability 9 9 Standardized Data and Process = Interoperability / Linkage of Segments Crop Seeding Plan Crop Seeding Plan Compliance Reports Recommendation Prescription Work Order Work Record Crop Type Intended Use Seed ID Customer GLN Implement Use Handling Instr. Restricted Areas Target Pests

Data Standards = Enabled Communication Standardized Data

Model with Common Contents, use of developed plugin s

ADAPT 11 11 in Cooperative Operation (from software to

6 Data Standards = Enabled Communication Standardized Data in a Cooperative Operation (machine to software) Data Model with Common Contents, use of developed plugin s Communication through a Data Conversion Toolbox known as ADAPT Data Standards = Enabled Communication Standardized Data in Cooperative Operation (from software to software) Communication of Work Orders and Work Records Communication through a Data Conversion Toolbox known as ADAPT

Standardized Data = Interoperability 13 13

Observations & Measurement Crop Scout or Other

Record Work Order History (Work Records,

7 Standardized Data = Interoperability Standardized Data and Process = Enhanced Analysis / Accountability Partners & Sustainability Crop Plan Reports Grower Observations & Measurement Crop Scout or Other Data Source Observations & Measurements Work Record Work Order History (Work Records, Observations & Measurements) Advisor Service Provider Recommendation

8 Illustration: Field Operation - Spraying Reference and Setup Data 1415 Spraying = Spray Data Compliance Reporting Telemetry & Remote Machine Access Plan Development Task Execution and Reporting Reference Data Reference and Setup Data

9 Supporting Standards AEMP/ISO AEF-FMIS-EDI SPADE3-WAVE ISO TC 23/SC6 AEF / Plugfest AgGateway Reference and Setup Data ISO TC 23/SC Standardization Impacts Regulatory Environment Data standards make it easier for a regulator to effectively and efficiency oversee compliance to a government program or regulation: RMA Policy administration; acreage and production reports, claims and compliance FSA Program administration; acreage NRCS Program administration; conservation EPA Regulatory oversight of water, fertilizer, chemical usage Others? Data standards will cause regulatory oversight to increase; and allow direct access to producers, i.e. ACRSI. 18 9

ACRSI Proposed Data flow Producer from producer to USDA (USDA) 1 4 FSA

Units Pilot Data Weekly Data File Web App 2 Data Standards ACRSI Common

Company RMA Policy ACRSI Data: Context Item Producer Entity Identifier FSA

code AIP Policy Number Acreage Location State Location County FSA Farm

Planted Acres Planting Date Intended Use Irrigation Flag Pilot Process

10 ACRSI Proposed Data flow Producer from producer to USDA (USDA) 1 4 FSA County Office CARS FSA Compliance CARS FSA Farm Records SCIMS Common Land Units Pilot Data Weekly Data File Web App 2 Data Standards ACRSI Common Data CIMS FTP 3 XML File Pilot Data Weekly Data File Agent Crop Insurance Company RMA Policy ACRSI Data: Context Item Producer Entity Identifier FSA CARS Data key AIP AIP Policy Issuing Co. code AIP Policy Number Acreage Location State Location County FSA Farm Number FSA Tract Number FSA Field Number/ CLU Commodity Commodity Type Planted Acres Planting Date Intended Use Irrigation Flag Pilot Process Current CIMS Process 1819 NEW! USDA Ag Domain on NIEM (National Information Exchange Model) USDA Slide, July

11 NEW! USDA Ag Domain on NIEM NIEM AGRICULTURE DATA DOMAIN: A collaborative site for official USDA data elements and data standards. o This is the official site for distributing common USDA Data Standards and data elements in support of Food, Farms, Forests and Families. o USDA is following the best practices and guidance from the National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) as it pursues becoming a NIEM domain. o The first subdomain is in support of USDA s Acreage and Crop Reporting and Streamline Initiative (ACRSI) project, which has established standard data elements and data specifications NEW! USDA Ag Domain on NIEM USDA has set up the Ag Domain on NIEM for public/private collaboration as the USDA creates complete, full-described data standards for third-party interfacing with USDA. o This collaboration site is intended: o USDA program managers o Business analysts o Developers o US Federal Agencies o Members of the public o Industry Partners

Impact of NIEM on Agriculture Identical to what has occurred in law enforcement

Increased regulation and oversight Increased data mining for compliance Increased

program changes Enhanced access by third-parties Result - it will impact who is

12 Impact of NIEM on Agriculture Identical to what has occurred in law enforcement and health. Increased regulation and oversight Increased data mining for compliance Increased analysis of program cost and benefit Enhanced speed to evaluate program and make program changes Enhanced access by third-parties Result - it will impact who is the farmer s trusted advisor 2223 Standardized Data + Connectivity = Trusted Advisor D Rate and Section Control Precision Guidance Data and Asset Tracking

13 Data Analysis + Connectivity = Trusted Advisor i i 2425 Connecting all the data points Change of trusted advisor? Image by AGCO used with permission Agency

14 Data Standards Create Challenges and Opportunity Standardization will change the marketplace. Private industry will leverage interoperability to provide effective solutions for ag related problems and challenges. Government will leverage standardization to increase oversight and accountability. 27 Data Standardization and Crop Insurance Standardized Data and Interoperability Impact: Data accuracy field boundary (CLU), acreage, production Policy administration efficiency underwriting, acreage and production reports, claims, compliance Policy design best practices Program administration prevent planting, production reporting, loss adjustment, compliance

15 Data Standardization and Crop Insurance Cont d Utilizing Standardization = Increase Automation: Planted crop acreage machine reported Production reporting machine reported Claims notice of loss machine reported Loss adjustment inspection efficiency inspection requirements change Compliance inspections reduced for precision ag users 2729 Precision Ag Data Integration Goals Improve efficiency and accuracy of acreage and production reporting for agents and company Improve efficiency and accuracy of loss adjustment inspections Improve efficiency and accuracy of compliance reviews Provide a growth platform for agents and company

16 Precision Ag Integration Conclusion Precision ag data is being standardized: It will improve data quality It will improve the farmer s management capabilities and farm operations It will generate more regulation It will demand excellent data management systems It will change the crop insurance program It will change who is the farmer s trusted advisor 2931 Precision Ag Integration Conclusion Standardization will change traditional business segments but will provide opportunity for growth and efficiency in the future for those who embrace it. Precision ag data will generate value-based differentiation for companies and agencies who desire to grow in size and improve in efficiency

17 Questions? 3033 Precision Ag Data is Impacting!

18 Precision Ag Data Data Standards are the Foundation of Interoperability and Integration

Executive Summary Primary Statements

Purpose of the Precision Ag Council: AgGateway Precision Ag Council Goals 2014 Executive Summary Primary Statements The AgGateway PAC enables the precision ag industry companies the opportunity to collaboratively