Reimagining Agriculture :The Rise of Precision Farming
Nitin Patidar "" Shivam Tripathi "" "" Sushant Sharma ""
Introduction
Define precision farming and its significance in modern agriculture.
Precision farming is similar to applying extremely intelligent crop-growing methods. Precision farming approaches a field piece by piece rather than handling the field as a whole. It calculates precisely what each region requires to yield the finest crops possible using sophisticated technology and data. This implies that farmers may make very informed choices about things like the amount of water, fertiliser, or pesticides to apply in certain areas.
Why does this matter? Given the growing population, farming needs to become increasingly efficient. We're also running out of clean water and productive farmland. All of it is made possible by precision farming, which increases yield while reducing waste. Additionally, it aids farmers in overcoming by providing them with current information on what's going on in their fields, they may avoid issues like bugs or bad weather.
Precision farming benefits farmers by increasing food production and preserving the environment. It maintains our air, water, and soil cleaner by utilising less chemicals and only what is actually necessary. It also contributes to the health of natural regions and wildlife.
Precision farming reduces agriculture's ecological imprint, which benefits the environment in addition to its agronomic advantages. Precision farming helps reduce soil erosion, water pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions associated with conventional farming practices by minimising the use of agrochemicals and optimising resource utilisation. Furthermore, precision farming contributes to the long-term sustainability of rural communities and agricultural landscapes by fostering biodiversity and ecosystem health.
To sum up, precision farming offers a comprehensive solution to the many problems of feeding an expanding population and protecting the environment. It is a paradigm change in agricultural production. Precision farming has the potential to make agriculture a more resilient, effective, and sustainable industry by utilising technology, data, and innovation. The sections of this paper that follow will explore the literature on precision farming, looking at important developments, patterns, and directions for this rapidly evolving industry.
