I think that since precision agriculture was first introduced, it has changed profoundly. If until just a few years ago it was all about GPS, VRT etc., today it encompasses many new technologies (maybe even too many). None of them is yet fully adopted by farmers. I also think many of these new technologies will disappear, as they might not be adopted by farmers and many start ups will fall. The good thing is that it is really making a revolution and in 10 years from now farming will look...
Precision agriculture - is it just about GPS and yield maps?
Precision agriculture - is it just about GPS and yield maps?