In London, data and analytics firm GlobalData noted that the agriculture sector is increasingly adopting modern farming practices with an emphasis on crop health management and sustainability.
GlobalData said that through the adoption of agritech solutions, farming businesses will not only increase their productivity and profits but also meet societal trends toward sustainability. Modern technologies such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, and robotics enable farmers to track real-time problems, use digital tools more effectively, and ultimately strengthen local and regional food systems, according to GlobalData.
Manish Dixit, Practice Head at GlobalData, said: “Farmers are facing several challenges such as rising demand for food, climate change, limited supply of water, fossil fuels, and fertile land. Digital technologies can completely transform the agricultural sector worldwide. However, innovation, strong partnerships among governments, businesses, and farmers, and a conducive regulatory environment are required to ensure that the technology remains affordable and accessible.”
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