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Discover a fascinating glimpse into the early days of agricultural technology with "USDA Farmers' Bulletin No. 2277, Computers on the Farm," by Deborah Takiff Smith. This meticulously reproduced bulletin offers a unique perspective on the introduction of computer technology into farming and agriculture. Explore the initial applications of information storage and retrieval systems designed to improve efficiency and productivity in agricultural settings.
Published by the USDA, this bulletin provides insights into the ways computers were envisioned to revolutionize farming practices. From managing crop data to optimizing resource allocation, the book delves into the pioneering efforts to integrate technology into the agricultural landscape.
This historical document is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of computers, the evolution of agricultural practices, or the intersection of technology and farming. A timeless snapshot of innovation in action, "Computers on the Farm" offers a compelling look at the dawn of digital agriculture.
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