On the recordJuly 12, 2017
As ag data improves and has become more useful to farmers, there appears to be a widening gap among farmers, as well, that have access to this technology and those who don't.
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congress.govAs ag data improves and has become more useful to farmers, there appears to be a widening gap among farmers, as well, that have access to this technology and those who don't.
Nolan highlights the disparity in access to agricultural technology among farmers.
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