Farmers are not exactly afraid of technology, and, in my experience, are often on the forefront. As far as the internet goes, you can buy tractors today that come with mobile internet radios built right in. Many farmhouses in my area even have fibre installed to the home. I don't think you'll find many farms that aren't online.

I would, however, suggest that farmers tend to not care about implementations. The fact that FarmLogs uses the internet is irrelevant. As long as it solves the problem, whatever dependencies come along with that solution are just a fact of doing business.