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Computers on the Farm / Farm Uses for Computers, How to Select Software and Hardware, and Online Information Sources in Agriculture

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A practical guide for farmers on using microcomputers to improve farm operations, describing applications such as recordkeeping, financial and production analysis, feed and irrigation scheduling, process control, and communications. It explains how to evaluate and select software and hardware, compatibility considerations, and alternatives to buying a system, and provides checklists and strategies for adoption. The text summarizes available online and agency information services, rural connectivity issues, costs and time investments, training resources, and includes a glossary of computer terms.

About the Author

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Deborah Takiff Smith

Deborah Takiff Smith is an author known for her contributions to agricultural technology literature. Her notable work, "Computers on the Farm / Farm Uses for Computers, How to Select Software and Hardware, and Online Information Sources in Agriculture," provides insights into the integration of computer technology in farming practices. Through her writing, she addresses the practical applications of software and hardware in agriculture, aiming to assist farmers in making informed decisions about technology use. Smith's work reflects the evolving relationship between agriculture and technology, highlighting the importance of digital resources in modern farming.

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