Its not exactly Moore's law but the world population keeps getting bigger and our land mass isn't. Precision Ag tries to increase the *efficiencies* in production agriculture to feed a ~~complacent~~ demanding populace.

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Wikipedia: [Precision Agriculture](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precision_agriculture)

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A Subreddit for the discussion of theory and application in precision agriculture. Examples include but are not limited to variable rate applications, financially sophisticated farming operations, laboratory and sensor analysis, high precision GPS systems, guidance products, RTK, GreenStar, CaseAFS, AgLeader, Raven, Trimble, ViperPro; etc.

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