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Farm-focused: UW-Stout professors’ wireless sensor network for crops receives $175,000 statewide grant

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UW-Stout professors are developing a low-cost, wireless sensor network to monitor farm fields. Using research, engineering and the power of modern technology, it has the potential to make small farms more profitable. The project has received a two-year, $175,000 Innovation Grant from the Universities of Wisconsin.

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Chippewa Herald

Farm-focused: UW-Stout professors’ wireless sensor network for crops receives $175,000 statewide grant

In a perfect world, farmers could wave a magic wand over their fields and get bigger and better crops, save money and energy and help the environment.

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