Smart

Farming !
 Content:
 What is Smart Farming?
 Types of Smart Farming
 Challenges and Future of Smart Farming
 Benefits of Smart Farming
 What is Smart Farming?

 Smart farming, also known as precision agriculture or

agricultural technology (AgTech), reffers to the
integration of advanced technologies, such as Internet of
Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, big
data analytics, and drones, into traditional agricultural
practices to increase productivity, efficiency, and
sustainability.
 Types of Smart Farming

Sensor Technology

Drone Technology

Automated Machinery
Agriculture sensors are a way to gather information about crops, fields, equipment, and other key
factors to be able to make informed decisions about agriculture. The sensors can be used for anything
from measuring the pH level of the soil to the growth of the crops.
An agricultural drone is an unmanned aerial vehicle applied to farming in order to help
increase crop production and monitor crop growth. Sensors and digital imaging capabilities
can give farmers a richer picture of their fields. This information is useful in improving crop
yields and farm efficiency.
In its simplest definition, automation farming covers all the practices that help with planting and
harvesting with the aid of machines and other devices.
Smart Farming Technologies including IoT
 Challenges and Future of Smart Farming

Smart farming technology Real-time monitoring and

confronts a number of data transmission can be
difficulties: delayed by inadequate
infrastructure, such as Farmers need enough
Expenses can be a major technical assistance and
obstacle because small- unreliable internet
connectivity in some training.
scale farmers may find it
pricey to invest in locations.
machinery and sensors.
 In Conclusion
 Using such technology as IoT, AI, and automation, smart farming
represents a revolutionary approach to agriculture.

 Farmers can optimize resource use, boost productivity, and lessen

their impact on the environment by utilizing real-time data.

 The future of smart farming will be driven by sustainable practices,

collaborative efforts, and legislative support, creating a robust and
viable agricultural industry capable of tackling the challenges of
tomorrow.
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