The essence of smart farming is the introduction of new technologies in agricultural activities. The use of drones, artificial intelligence, big data, IoT, satellites, and so on makes farming and agriculture “smart,” allowing growers to optimize their work and get better results. All this reduces the percentage of manual labor, lower financial costs, and increases production volumes, making agribusiness more cost-effective.
Now the use of advanced technologies in farming is more relevant than ever. According to forecasts, the world’s population will grow by 34% by 2050. It requires higher crop yields and optimized use of natural resources. Climate change is exacerbating the situation. All this makes the introduction of effective methods into the work a necessity. How could smart farming help local farming? Today’s service and technology providers offer growers access to tools and techniques to optimize literally every step of their activities, from monitoring fields and using drones for pesticide delivery to creating the perfect greenhouse climate and harvesting. Climate smart agriculture is a separate approach that focuses specifically an impact of weather conditions on agricultural decision-making.
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