It's said that the information age started with the military in the 1950s, and the technology we have in the 21st century is a direct result of it. Farmers haven't benefited near as much as other industries, but that may change for the next generationof produce growers. It comes down to one word: visualization, said Fran Pierce, director of the Center for Precision Agriculture Systems at Washington State University. "Why do we still have field days in agriculture? Because visualization is so important," he said.
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