1. Precision Agriculture: This technology uses sensors, drones, and GPS to optimize crop growth and reduce waste.
2. Automation: Farming equipment that is automated reduces labor costs and increases productivity.
3. Genetic Modification: Through genetic engineering, scientists can develop crops that can withstand pests, diseases, and harsh agricultural conditions.
4. Biotechnology: Biotech crops are created using techniques such as gene editing, molecular breeding, and tissue culture.
5. Hydroponics: Hydroponics is a technique for growing crops without soil, allowing crops to be grown in areas without arable land.
6. Vertical Farming: Vertical farming allows crops to be grown in stacked layers, increasing yields from a small area.
7. Irrigation technology: Smart irrigation can increase yields while reducing water use, saving time and money for farmers.
8. Big Data: Analytics can help farmers to make informed decisions about their crops, reducing waste and improving yields.
9. Crop Monitoring: Remote sensing and monitoring technologies, including drones, satellites, and field sensors, helps farmers to optimize their crops.
10. Mobile Technology: Mobile technology is allowing farmers to manage their land more efficiently and stay up to date with the latest trends and technologies in agriculture.
