A University of Wisconsin researcher says farm data might be going to people that shouldn’t have it. Bill Oehmichan tells Brownfield a lot of farm data is being gathered by combines, milkers, drones, and other machines. He says farmers may own the data, but it’s being shared to input providers, who in turn, might be […]
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