Technology has always played a crucial role in all the industries of our country. The agricultural sector is no exception here. Food safety fears are growing around the world, but technology is becoming an important ally for the agricultural industry. From the use of drones to the application of artificial intelligence (AI), these technological breakthroughs have become important tools that provide solutions to the challenges posed by population growth, climate change and resource limitations. Therefore, due to the complex interaction between technology and agriculture, it is necessary to implement new strategies worldwide to ensure sustainable and adequate food production.
The UN highlights the loss of soil biodiversity and productivity, addressing global problems. Food security is extremely important. The digital revolution is the key to solving resource depletion and food scarcity. Precision agriculture, a product of this revolution, tackles soil degradation, improves yields and makes an important contribution to global food security. Using variable speed technology and soil mapping, nutrient and microbial analysis, this approach combines biofertilizers (nitrogen-fixing, phosphorus-solubilizing, and potassium-mobilizing bacteria) to minimize costs, optimize efficiency, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and maintain soil biodiversity. for soil health and sustainable agriculture. India’s largest providers of microbial solutions are working with farmers to integrate precision agriculture and microbial technology into a new strategy. They aim to work hand-in-hand with farmers to integrate precision agriculture and microbial technology into a new strategy and promote the use of biofertilizers and biocontrol of major pests and diseases with drones.
Agricultural Drones
Agricultural Drones are easy to use but powerful technological tools for production, especially when it comes to saving labor and time. Drones speed up tasks so time is no longer wasted. In addition, they are very economical, which would relieve the farmer of a large financial burden. There have been many advances in agricultural drones, making them both easy to use and profitable. For example, a drone equipped with hyperspectral cameras can help early detect pests and diseases in fields, which in turn can further increase the effectiveness of microbial solutions through targeted and uniform spraying of plants, conserving valuable water resources.
