Overview
Geographical perspectives on smart agriculture highlight the importance of understanding how location affects farming practices. By integrating technology with geographical knowledge, farmers can optimize their operations, leading to increased efficiency and sustainability. Smart agriculture encompa...
Key Terms
Example: Precision farming techniques include GPS-guided tractors.
Example: GIS is a common geospatial technology used in agriculture.
Example: Crop rotation is a sustainable farming practice.
Example: Farmers use data analytics to predict crop yields.
Example: Adding organic matter improves soil management.
Example: Drones can survey large areas quickly.
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intermediateKey Concepts
Precision FarmingSustainable PracticesData AnalyticsGeospatial Technology