Digital agriculture refers to the use of innovative agricultural technologies to collect, save, examine, and share electronic information along the agricultural value chain. It is also referred to as smart farming or e-agriculture.
New technologies can provide the agricultural industry with ideas and information to make more informed decisions and improve crop productivity. Digital technologies provide farmers with the information and ability to meet these challenges and grab prospects for growth.
Digital technologies can assist in better traceability of agricultural products for better marketing.
Title : Impact of varied rates of NPK fertilizer on the essential and non-essential mineral elements of indigenous tea (Jatropha zeyheri) of South Africa under field conditions
Happy Bango, University of Limpopo, South Africa
Title : Suitaiology: Environmental protection, water resource creation and agricultural development in mountainous areas
Dachang Zhang, Water & Eco Crisis Foundation, San Jose, United States
Title : Yield, quality, soil health and net income of the bread wheat (Triticum Aestivum L.) As affected by natural farming, organic farming and various doses of Npk in western Himalayan zones of India
Himanshu Verma, College of Agriculture & Environmental Technology, India
Title : Enhancing crop yield and sustainability through precision agriculture: Case Study
Musa Baldeh, Surex Farms, Gambia