Digital Agriculture
Digital Agriculture refers to the use of modern technologies such as artificial intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT), big data analytics, and drones in the field of agriculture to optimize production processes, increase efficiency, and improve decision-making. This includes precision farming, crop monitoring, livestock management, smart irrigation systems, and other digital tools and platforms that help farmers enhance productivity and sustainability in their operations.
External Links
- [d4ag.com] Digitalisation and Smallholder Agriculture – Digitalisation for Agriculture (D4Ag) – the intersection of digital innovations for agriculture; big data and analytics; innovative business development; and the enabling environment.
- [chla.library.cornell.edu] Core Historical Literature of Agriculture | Cornell University Library Digital Collections
- [afsi.com] Digital Solutions and Data Insights to Connect Global Supply Chains | TELUS Agriculture Consumer Goods