A new study by the Association of Equipment Manufacturers evaluates the environmental benefits of precision agriculture.

Senior vice president Curt Blades tells Brownfield the report focused on widely adopted row crop production technology.

“When you use technology to do your job better, whether it’s applying the right chemical at the right time at the right place, or the right fertilizer exactly where it’s needed, the crop grows better and has less of an environmental footprint,” he says.

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