Mark Lowey

Concerns about data governance, returns on investment are slowing adoption of digital technologies in agriculture

Mark Lowey
April 9, 2025

More Canadian farmers and producers are adopting digital technologies but concerns about data privacy, sharing and ownership, who benefits from the data, and the returns on investment are hobbling faster adoption, researchers say.



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Organizations: School of Public Policy at University of Calgary, Simpson Centre for Food and Agricultural Policy, and University of Calgary
People: Emily Duncan, Krista MacLean, and Sabrina Gulab
Topics: digital technologies in Canada's agricultural sector

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