Fremont, California, September 17, 2012 - Novariant, Inc., a premier provider of steering solutions for precision agriculture, announced today its decision to focus its business on providing tailored solutions for OEM partners across the globe.

Gunnedah, Australia, August 21, 2012 - AutoFarm today introduced the latest addition to its industry leading auto-steering portfolio called GeoSteer at the AgEquip show in Gunnedah, Australia.

AutoFarm announces a new kit that will allow Raven Viper Pro owners, who want to add GPS automatic steering, to upgrade their current system to include FarmPRO DGPS or RTK steering.

 Novariant® Fills Newly Created Positions to Support Company's Global Growth Strategy

Novariant® Hires Rick Wesch to Lead Emerging Markets Growth

Novariant® Secures $10 Million in Financing

15th of November, 2010

Affordable 10cm's!
Integra compatible with OnTrac2
*NEW* Integra virtual terminal

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 The AutoFarm ParaDyme GPS System, launched just 10 months ago, now offers Vehicle Installation Kits to accommodate over 500 different models of tractors, sprayers, spreaders, combines and swathers.

09th of August, 2010

August

4th & 5th
Malle Machinery Field Day
Speed, VIC

10th, 11th & 12th
Eyre Peninsula Field Day
Cleve, SA

17th, 18th & 19th
AgQuip Field Day
Gunnedah, NSW

26th & 27th
Dowerin GWN Field Day
Dowerin, WA

September

31st of August, 1st & 2nd of September
CRT FarmFest Field Day
Toowoomba, QLD

1st, 2nd & 3rd
Newdegate Machinery Field Day
Newdegate, WA

16th & 17th
Mingenew Lions Midwest Expo
Mingenew, WA

21st, 22nd & 23rd
Henty Machinery Field Day
Henty, NSW

October

5th, 6th & 7th
Elmore Field Day
Elmore, VIC

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 The board of Novariant, Inc., leading provider of precision positioning and intelligent machine control systems, today announces the appointment of Chris Ragot as President and Chief Executive Officer.

AutoFarm, a pioneer of GPS precision ag autosteering systems, has released a new video featuring its ParaDyme® GPS Precision Farming system.

28th of July, 2010

Spot on System points the way ahead

By Graham Fuller from Queensland's Country Life.

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26th of July, 2010

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AutoFarm, a pioneer of GPS precision autosteering systems, announces SmartPath™ Guidance for irregular shaped or terraced fields requiring multiple steering patterns.

AutoFarm is pleased to announce the continued expansion of its Reseller Alliance Network with the appointment of five new dealers. Those dealers are:

 AutoFarm ParaDyme System's factory integrated WiFi hardware is now enabled to allow ParaDyme owners to start remotely loading software to their roof modules.

For growers who seek the basics in assisted steering with the ability to work their way into it should check out the new OnTrac2 and the ParaDyme roof module from AutoFarm.

The new AutoFarm ParaDyme GPS System now offers Installation Kits to accomodate over 400 different models of tractors, sprayers, spreaders, combines and swathers.

AutoFarm’s recently introduced ParaDyme precision farming system features a 100% factory integrated cellular modem which gives RTK accuracy without a base station when it is coupled with the company’s optional RTK ReadyConnect service.

Precision ag equipment makers are creating alliances to provide complete guidance and application packages.

FREMONT, Calif., February 24, 2010 – Today, AutoFarm announced the release of the new
INTEGRA controller compatible with AutoFarm’s ParaDyme precision farming system.

This new product from AutoFarm is a roof module that features integrated communication.Click 'read more' to view video.

The new AutoFarm ParaDyme precision farming system features a 100 percent factory integrated cellular modem which gives RTK accuracy without a base station when using AutoFarm’s unique, optional RTK ReadyConnect service.

FREMONT, Calif., February 16, 2010 – The new AutoFarm ParaDyme precision farming
system features a 100% factory integrated cellular modem which gives RTK accuracy without a
base station when using AutoFarm’s unique, optional RTK ReadyConnect service.

New Paradyme, Integra display and OptRx crop sensor, all designed for precision farming are now available from Ag Leader and AutoFarm.

TWO MAJOR precision ag companies recently have created an alliance to develop new precision products for farming. Ag Leader of Ames, IA, with its precision ag software and hardware will collaborate with AutoFarm, Fremont, CA, a company known for precision positioning and intelligent control systems.

 Precision farming took a step forward when industry leaders Ag Leader Technology, Inc., Ames, Iowa, and AutoFarm, Fremont, Calif., joined forces.

Months of rumors about an impending alliance between Ag Leader and AutoFarm came to fruition this week with a resounding bang. The two companies announced the release of several new products in addition to the new business relationship, swinging Ag Leader in a new direction and away from its previous relationship with Trimble.

The new AutoFarm ParaDyme precision farming system offers an exclusive Remote Service feature that provides customers with a direct wireless connection to their AutoFarm dealer, allowing dealers to resolve field issues in real time.

AutoFarm announces a new Central Business System, available now, that will provide a unique approach to service technology with the AutoFarm ParaDyme Precision Ag System.

The AutoFarm ParaDyme System, launched at AutoFarm's North America dealer meeting, November 3, 2009, is being called the most innovative and advanced precision farming system ever.

Today, precision farming took a step forward when industry leaders Ag Leader Technology, Inc., Ames, Iowa, and AutoFarm, Fremont, Calif., joined forces. The collaboration between the two companies brings together the highly popular and successful precision ag products of Ag Leader with the latest embedded and integrated steering solutions from AutoFarm.

AutoFarm today introduced an all-new precision farming system called ParaDyme during its North American dealer meeting held at Harrah's Tunica Resort, Tunica, Miss.

The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) has announced that the AutoFarm FarmPRO™ GPS Steering & Application Control System has won an AE50 Award.

AutoFarm announces embedded steering control (ESC) for Envizio Pro, allowing it to work with the AutoFarm OnTrac2 GPS Assisted Steering System to provide robust steering of a broad range of equipment including tractors, sprayers, spreaders and combines.

GPS steering and guidance equipment companies and their dealers have been on a building spree of real-time kinematic (RTK) networks in recent years.

State transportation departments also have built statewide RTK networks. Although designed primarily to assist with surveying, these networks can be used to provide RTK signal corrections to mobile users, including those in agriculture.

The new Prairie State Technology Center offers a place for practitioners to experience precision technology through real world experience.

The top precision ag technology trends in 2008 all share two common factors — they have gotten much easier to use and are incredibly quick.

Cotton Farming magazine article

GPS Satellite Technology Giving Farmers Direction in Their Fields

If farmers are considering incorporating precision agriculture equipment into their farm operations, now might be an ideal time to adopt the technology.

Jordan Qualm and his uncle decided to do their own strip-tilling after they purchased an AutoFarm RTK (real-time kinetic) auto-guidance system. “We can strip-till perfectly straight with this technology,” says Qualm. “As a result, we're able to strip-till for people with any planter size on 30-in. rows.”

"The cost of the systems we bought equaled the cost of buying another tractor, but the efficiency we gained with them is actually better than it would be with an additional tractor." Replogle believes the auto guidance systems save easily 15 percent on tractor operation costs.