digital agriculture India

Google has launched two India-first AI models for agriculture using satellite imagery and machine learning. Here is what the technology could mean for Indian farmers.

ICAR is promoting ICT-based pest surveillance, mobile tools, GIS mapping, drones and predictive models to help farmers detect crop threats earlier and make better decisions.

Kisan Sarathi now connects 2.95 crore farmers with agricultural experts, weather updates, market prices and government schemes through digital services.

The government is speeding up Farmer IDs under AgriStack to link farmers with land records and improve access to agricultural services.

AI weather stations are helping farmers improve irrigation, sowing, and harvesting decisions through localized weather forecasting and real-time farm alerts.

AI-powered pest forecasting tools are helping Andhra Pradesh farmers detect risks early and reduce crop losses through timely action.

Smart insect traps are helping Gujarat's cotton farmers detect pest outbreaks early and reduce unnecessary pesticide use.