Source: CROPLIFE, 8/24/18


Today, broadband is truly a necessity, not a luxury. Defined by Congress as the capability that allows users to “originate and receive high-quality voice, data, graphics and video” services, it’s essential to economic development, public health, and educational opportunities — and with the rise of data-driven farm technologies, it’s essential for American agriculture, too.

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