ICT-based interventions such as smart farming and precision agriculture are helping to
improve the output of traditional agricultural systems and drive them toward sustainability …

Farming is the backbone of the Indian economy, with a critical role in its GDP growth. By
2050, the world's population is expected to reach 9.7 billion, requiring a 70 percent increase …

The increasing global population demands improved production to provide food in all
sectors, especially in agriculture. Still, at certain periods, demand and supply will not match …

The growing population and effect of climate change have put a huge responsibility on the
agriculture sector to increase food-grain production and productivity. In most of the countries …

Smart agriculture techniques have recently seen widespread interest by farmers. This is
driven by several factors, which include the widespread availability of economically-priced …

Agriculture faces different environmental, economic and social challenges that make the
case for transition towards sustainability. Digitization is one of the most significant ongoing …

This article presents key technological advances in the digital agriculture, which will have
significant impact. Artificial intelligence-based techniques, together with big data analytics …

Smart agriculture, now widely known as precision agriculture or smart farming, is the use of
advanced technologies for the optimization of crop yields and reducing inputs. Despite …

Due to the world's rapid population expansion, the demand for food is anticipated to
increase significantly during the coming decade. Traditional farming practices cannot meet …

The rampant adoption of digital technologies made momentous changes in all economic
sectors. The agriculture sector cannot abstain from the digital revolution. Agriculture and …