The use of sophisticated technologies such as robots, temperature and moisture sensors, aerial images and GPS technology in farming is not a new concept. In fact, these advanced precision farming systems allow for greater profitability, more efficient farming activities and better environmental custodianship.
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Ever heard the saying 'why stand if you can sit or sit if you can lie down?' The same concept applies when it comes to digital media where one could ask the question: Why would you read if you can listen or listen if you can watch?