Modern technology (smart farming) has played a huge part in the development of the agriculture industry. It is because of modern technology that we can cultivate crops in the deserts using agro-biotechnology.

In today’s agriculture, hi-tech systems such as robot, humidity, and temperature sensors, aerial imagery, and GPS-technology are constantly being used.

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These progressive technologies, along with precision farming and robotics, enable businesses to be more clean, efficient, profitable, and safer.

Five innovative farming methods and agriculture technologies that are playing a significant role in changing the agricultural sector:

  1. Urban Agriculture
  2. The Drones
  3. Artificial Intelligence
  4. Blockchain Technology
  5. CRISPR & Gene Editing

Benefits of Modern Agricultural Technology

  • High Crop Productivity
  • Decreased usage of fertilizers, water, & pesticide
  • Less effect on natural eco-system
  • Less run-off of harmful chemicals into ground-water and rivers
  • Improved worker’s wellbeing

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