Landmark Implement hosts 2026 spring equipment and technology clinic
The three-day event combines planter and sprayer training while expanding the focus to precision agriculture and emerging technology.
By News Channel Nebraska
KEARNEY, Neb. — As spring planting approaches, Landmark Implement is hosting a multi-day clinic aimed at helping farmers prepare for the upcoming growing season.
The 2026 Spring Equipment and Technology Clinic runs for three days and draws growers from across Landmark Implement’s 15-location footprint.
The company combined its planter and sprayer clinics into a single event this year and expanded the curriculum to include precision agriculture technology and autonomous equipment.
“We tried something new this year where we combined the planter and sprayer clinic together with all of our technology offerings and added some autonomous tillage classes too,” said Dustin Fisher, connected support and training manager for Landmark Implement.
The clinic includes around 50 class topics covering planter and sprayer operation, in-cab displays and data-driven tools designed to improve efficiency and productivity in the field.
The clinic offers the same sessions each day — allowing attendees to choose classes based on their equipment and schedules.
Growers attending the clinic can ask questions, see new technology up close and refresh their knowledge ahead of the busy spring season.
Landmark Implement expects several hundred farmers to attend over the three-day event.