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From Up on High: A View From Space for a Future for Small Farms

July 27, 2026
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Michigan News

New satellite imagery could reshape how farmers make decisions in the field. University of Michigan researcher Meha Jain is exploring what that could mean for agriculture in India and why the technology may hold promise for the future of farming.

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