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Precision Ag

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Precision agriculture is a management approach that uses GPS and other technologies to optimize crop and livestock production. By monitoring field position and conditions in real time, producers can apply inputs precisely where and when they are needed. Tools include equipment guidance and automatic steering, yield monitoring, variable rate application, remote sensing, in-field sensors, section and row control on planters, sprayers and fertilizer applicators, and data management systems. These technologies improve efficiency, sustainability and productivity in agriculture.

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Basics of LoRa Technology for Crop and Livestock Management (AE1999, Reviewed April 2026)

LoRaWan (Long Range Wide Area Network) technology uses a long-range and low-power wireless network to communicate between LoRaWAN gateways and remote nodes.