Many farmers say broadband has become critical to their success.
Darin Johnson, who grows corn, soybeans, and operates a seed and trucking business in southeast Minnesota, says the technology he uses depends on high-speed internet.
“We have prescriptions that are run through that need that connection to be able to plant. We steer (using) the technology.”
The Faribault County farmer says broadband performance in his area has improved.
“I know as you move further north in Minnesota, it’s definitely not as good.
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