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  1. The State of Ohio is leveraging its budget to support public-private partnerships aimed at strengthening local agriculture and ensuring food access.

Ohio Partners to Test Broadband Infrastructure for Agricultural Technology

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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Ohio established a partnership to test agricultural technology using high-speed internet infrastructure funded by federal grants. Ohio State University installed broadband sensors at the Molly Caren Agriculture Center to address the lack of rural connectivity. This initiative involves the Texas-based company Emergent Connext.

From farmanddairy.com

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The adoption of advanced technology and generative artificial intelligence on Ohio farms is increasingly dependent on connectivity. This partnership aims to solve the rural broadband deficit, which is a significant challenge for the state's agricultural sector.

The State of Ohio is leveraging its budget to support public-private partnerships aimed at strengthening local agriculture and ensuring food access.

From farmanddairy.com

Who's involved

  • OhioState leading the partnership to deploy broadband infrastructure for agricultural testing

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