With the growing adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT), connected devices have penetrated every aspect of our life, from health and fitness, home automation, automotive and logistics, to smart cities and industrial IoT. It is only logical that IoT, connected devices, and automation would find its application in agriculture, and as such, tremendously improve nearly every facet of it. How could one still rely on horses and ploughs when self-driving cars and virtual reality are no longer a sci-fi fantasy but an everyday occurrence? Farming has seen a number of technological transformations in the last decades, becoming more industrialized and technology-driven. By using various smart agriculture devices, farmers can gain better control over the process of raising livestock and growing crops, making it more predictable and improving its efficiency.