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The necessity to boost agricultural productivity and the demand for food are both directly impacted by the world’s rising population. Artificial Intelligence in agriculture may undoubtedly help with this increase in output and rise in product quality. The accurate data that Artificial Intelligence systems can provide on the weather, soils, plant development, etc., can aid in crop management. Utilizing this information can help to improve agricultural techniques, including crop rotation, fertilization, and irrigation. The monitoring of diseases and pests can also benefit from Artificial Intelligence, which makes it possible to identify potential issues more quickly and accurately. Similar to this, farmers may monitor their output on a broad scale using drones fitted with infrared cameras and other sensors, revealing areas of below-average plant growth that can be handled sooner and more effectively. It is crucial to remember that these technologies must be used ethically and sustainably, taking into mind the negative effects that industrial agriculture has on the environment and society.
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DOI: 10.1201/9781003436218-7
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