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Stephen Fowler

Precision agriculture technology helps farmers - but they need help

Lee Nunn says he uses a lot of precision agriculture on his Georgia farm to save resources. (Stephen Fowler/Georgia Public Broadcasting)

Lee Nunn has the first tractor his grandfather ever bought sitting at his farm in Madison, about an hour east of Atlanta: a 1968 John Deere 4020 that's gleaming green and still runs like a dream.

At the time, it was a technological marvel, with a 90 horsepower engine, a canopy roof – and zero computers.

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