Farmers’ Internet Access Improving but Still Lacking

by Devon Mills, assistant professor and extension economist & Brian E. Mills, assistant professor and extension economist | Mississippi State University
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Figure 1. Percentage Change in Farm Operations or Operator Residences Internet Access from 2017 to 2022.


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