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Precision agriculture: Disruption and transformation of the agriculture and food industry

International Journal of Agriculture and Food Science · 2023 · Vol. 5(1) · pp. 101–106
Charles McMillan

Abstract

Precision agriculture is a new science-based paradigm reflected the digital, science, and protein disruptions in agriculture and food production. It reforms and reframes the traditional value chain, and incorporates novel ecosystems, data management, and new digital tools at each stage. The precision agriculture paradigm incorporates traditional tools like crop rotation, new livestock, seed cultivation, soil management and mechanization that alone and in combination increased crop yields and optimum use of land. But the new paradigm allows farmers and other players across the value chain to apply and use new tools of data management, superior understanding of food and health, and the impact of climate change on traditional agricultural methods and better mitigation tools for risk management.

Smart Agriculture and AIAgriculturePrecision agricultureCrop rotationProduction (economics)Agricultural engineeringBusinessValue (mathematics)Value chainLivestockEnvironmental resource management
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