precision farming

Soil sensors can track moisture and help farmers decide when irrigation is needed. How does the technology work and can small farmers use it?

Agricultural drones are expanding in India, from spraying to crop monitoring and pest management. Here is how farmers can use them and whether buying one makes sense.

AI weather stations are helping Indian farmers receive village-level climate alerts for irrigation, sowing, and crop protection during unpredictable weather conditions.

ICAR scientists have developed an AI-powered system that detects nutrient deficiencies in crops using leaf images, helping farmers apply fertilisers more accurately and reduce cultivation…

ICAR scientists have developed an AI-enabled smart seeder that improves seed placement, reduces input costs and supports precision farming for higher crop productivity.

Farmers in Gujarat are adopting advanced farm machinery and precision technologies to tackle labour shortages, improve efficiency and reduce cultivation costs.

Researchers have developed solar-powered AI harvesting robots that identify ripe tomatoes and pick them gently, helping address labour shortages and reducing post-harvest losses.

Researchers have developed an AI system that uses drone images to detect missing crop plants and poor germination early, helping farmers improve yields and reduce losses.

Swarm drone technology is helping farmers monitor crops, spray fields, and collect farm data faster through coordinated drone operations.

Digital twin technology is creating virtual models of farms that help researchers and farmers test management decisions before applying them in the field.