Agriculture has always been a massive part of India. In the 21st Century, where technology is helping accelerate the growth of each sector, Agritech has become more prominent. It is a new era in India; this is the evolution phase of Agritech in India. It has tremendous scope, whether on farm applications or its utility across the value chain.
What are the different ways the agri-tech industry is grabbing the Indian market?
Future of agriculture:
Vertical Agriculture
IoT connected Agriculture smart farming
Blockchain in Agriculture
Artificial intelligence
The future of agriculture is full of promise—drones analyzing the fields and algorithms predicting the harvest. The intelligent greenhouse doesn’t require any staff, as sensors and robots do the work. New systems such as geothermal energy and solar cells provide sustainable benefits, and blockchain technology makes the supply chain more efficient.
Vertical Agriculture:
Vertical farming is the future of agriculture, and it considers that 95% or less water than regular farms could. A revolution is happening in how food is grown around the world, and vertical farming is on the top of stacks crops of one another in a climate-controlled, indoor facility and utilizes advanced technology to produce food in the most environmentally friendly way the world has ever seen.
IoT connected Agriculture (smart farming)
Precision Farming
Agricultural Drones
Livestock Monitoring
Smart Greenhouses
IoT in agriculture could have the most significant impact.
Smart farming based on IoT technologies
Lot technologies will help growers and farmers minimize water use and boost productivity, starting from the quantity of fertilizer utilized to the range of journeys the farm vehicles have made.
Smart farming in the agriculture industry is a capital-intensive and high-technological system of growing food cleanly and sustainably for ages. It is the mode of application in which modern ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) develops into agriculture. In IoT-based smart farming areas.
A system is generated for observing the crop field with the help of various sensors such as (light, humidity, temperature, soil moisture, etc.) and through its automation, the irrigation system. The farmers move forward to monitor the field conditions from anywhere. IoT-based smart farming is highly effective when compared with the conventional approach.
Blockchain in Agriculture
Blockchain application is used to solve many agri-related problems.
Food safety
Food supply chain
Agri inputs
Land title Registering
Disbursement of subsidies
Artificial intelligence(AI) :
Ai in agriculture is used to identify how crops may underperform in some situations, such as bad weather. For example, a farmer may upload a picture, and Ai technology can recognize the problem of the crop and provide immediate details of the crops, and farmers could work on them.
AI in agriculture is emerging in three major categories, (i) agricultural robotics, (ii) soil and crop monitoring, and (iii) predictive analytics.
Drones
Driverless tractors
Automated irrigation system
Crop health monitoring
Facial recognition
Summary
Ultimately, we all know the upcoming year, i.e. 2023, is full of AI technology to boom at a state. As you know, HEORwel is an agri-tech farm that brings mutual satisfaction between customers and service providers.
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