Big data on-farm can work to save money and resources

By Jamie Brown
September 9 2019 - 9:00am
Dam good idea: This self-contained water monitor from Farmbot is right to go as soon as it comes out of the box. It communicates using robust long range, low-power radio frequency. Picture courtesy Farmbot.
Dam good idea: This self-contained water monitor from Farmbot is right to go as soon as it comes out of the box. It communicates using robust long range, low-power radio frequency. Picture courtesy Farmbot.

Big data is driving on-farm productivity by taking information about pasture growth, rainfall and water use to help predict things like daily weight gain.

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