Georgia Findings from a 2005 Precision Farming Survey of Cotton Farmers

Thursday, 5 January 2006

Georgia Findings from a 2005 Precision Farming Survey of Cotton Farmers

W. Donald Shurley, University of Georgia, P.O. Box 1209, Tifton, GA 31793

A survey of Georgia cotton producers was conducted in 2005 to determine their use and perceived benefits of precision farming practices. Precision farming practices include use of VRT (variable rate technology) input application and computerized guidance systems. Survey responses are reported and analyzed.

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