On the recordOctober 21, 2019
Indeed, rapid advances in technology over the last several years--I would say several decades--has made precision agriculture more important because of the benefits it will provide.
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congress.govIndeed, rapid advances in technology over the last several years--I would say several decades--has made precision agriculture more important because of the benefits it will provide.
LaMalfa discusses the growing importance of precision agriculture due to technological advances.
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