Why is precision agriculture also called site-specific agriculture? A. Because the technology only works on certain sites.
B. Because fields typically have many different sites.
C. Because the technology only works on small segments of fields.
D. Because growers can separately manage small portions of fields.

B. Because fields typically have many different sites.

Explanation:

Precision = Have to be precise

But precise can be anywhere

Thus making different sites of agriculture

That's why it's called site-specific.

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