Staying connected means far more than simply catching up on social media or carrying a mobile phone in your pocket; it’s become critical in virtually every aspect of our lives. From providing the network needed to conduct daily tasks such as virtual learning and remote work, to lesser known applications of connected technology in industries like agriculture, connectivity plays a pivotal role in providing the services and resources needed to sustain the growing population and keep up with innovation. However, despite the realized benefits of connectivity, rural communities – farms included – are still underserved when it comes to broadband, meaning farmers currently lack sufficient connectivity to take full advantage of advanced technology to keep the world fed, clothed and fueled.
