Precision Agriculture Satellite Connectivity Act

The Precision Agriculture Satellite Connectivity Act proposes a formal review of current satellite regulations to better support the needs of modern farmers. If enacted, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) would be required to identify and recommend changes to its rules that could help expand the use of high-tech farming tools. These tools, known as precision agriculture, include GPS-guided equipment and drones used to monitor crops and manage resources more efficiently.

To ensure the changes are practical, the FCC would be required to consult with an existing task force dedicated to agricultural connectivity. This collaboration aims to address the lack of reliable broadband internet on unserved farmland. For everyday citizens, particularly those in rural communities, this bill could lead to more reliable satellite services and help farmers adopt sustainable technologies that optimize food production and reduce waste.