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10.55041/IJSREM57549
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10 |
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Mar 2026
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
One big thing that keeps farming vital is that it feeds people and supports economies. Still, old-school methods hit snags now and then – weather shifts mess things up, water or fertilizer gets wasted, choices come too late, and who touched what stays unclear. Tech moves fast, though. Smarter tools pop up. These mix clever algorithms, online dashboards, remote data storage, and trust layers baked into records.We looked around at studies already out there. Focus landed here: exact planting tactics, AI guessing which crops fit best, websites guiding growers, and digital trails tracking food from soil to shelf. Looking into how tech boosts output on farms while cutting waste and showing every step food takes be-fore it reaches people.Even with gains made, problems stick around – expensive setup, systems failing to work together, doubts about keeping data safe, plus many growers still unfamiliar with new tools. What comes through is a call for one clear system built for real users: able to grow when needed, guided by practical choices, with protected handling of information woven throughout.
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12/2/2026
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Double-Blind Peer Review
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