Topic
IOT
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Reporting from earlier editions of The Agrotech Daily. Figures, prices and policies may have changed since.
- Precision & digital, GlobalPrecision agriculture and IoT-based farmingExplains how precision agriculture and internet-connected sensors help farmers use water, fertiliser and energy more efficiently, the barriers to adoption, and examples from California and Brazil.
- Precision & digital, GlobalIoT technology changing the future of agricultureIoT sensors, gateways and modules give farmers real-time data on soil, crops, livestock and water, supporting precision agriculture and lower operating costs.
- Precision & digital, GlobalPrecision agriculture and data-driven farmingPrecision agriculture uses GPS, remote sensing and data analytics to guide planting, fertilising and pest control, aiming to raise yields, cut input costs and improve soil health.
- Precision & digital, IndiaVodafone India Foundation has collaborated with Nokia to deploy a smart agriculture solutionVodafone Idea's CSR arm, Vodafone India Foundation, and Nokia are deploying an IoT-based smart agriculture service for 50,000 farmers in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh.
- Precision & digital, GlobalWhat are the latest trends in agrotech in November 2022?Outlines agrotech trends including smart farming tools and platforms, AI and machine learning, the internet of things, blockchain and data analytics for farmers.
- Precision & digital, GlobalBest agrotech apps in 2022Agrotech uses robotics, sensors, data analytics and the internet of things to produce and store food with fewer inputs, and careers in it call for software and data skills.
- Precision & digital, United KingdomIoT sensor networks for agriculture: deploying soil moisture and nutrient monitoring across UK farmsA guide to farm sensor networks in the UK: soil moisture, nutrient, pH, temperature and conductivity sensors, LoRaWAN and cellular links, placement and costs of £150 to £500 per node.
- Precision & digital, GlobalSmart farming: advancing responsibly with Agriculture 4.0Agriculture 4.0 combines IoT sensors, AI, big data, robotics and precision application to raise efficiency, though cost, data privacy and the digital divide call for responsible adoption.
- Precision & digital, GlobalAI and ML contribution in agriculture in 2022Explains how AI and machine learning are used in farm research, field monitoring with drones and sensors, smart irrigation and robotic weeding and harvesting.
- Precision & digital, IndiaDigital agriculture: the future of Indian agricultureExplains how remote sensing, soil sensors, drones, AI and blockchain could help Indian farmers meet rising food demand, presenting digital agriculture as the sector's next step.