The role of modern agricultural technology in improving productivity and land use efficiency
According to a review published in *Frontiers in Plant Science*, modern agricultural technologies include precision agriculture, biotechnology, smart irrigation, automation and robotics, vertical farming, and artificial intelligence. Precision agriculture can increase yields by 20-30% and reduce input waste by 40-60%; biotechnology such as Bt cotton reduces pesticide use by 50%; smart irrigation improves water efficiency by 40-60%; automation reduces labor costs by 25%; vertical farming increases yields by 10-20 times and saves 95% of water; AI prediction accuracy exceeds 90%. However, high costs, technological illiteracy, and regulatory barriers hinder adoption by smallholder farmers. Policy support, public-private partnerships, and training are key to promoting equitable adoption.
Frontier Research Review: How Precision Agriculture, Biotechnology, Smart Irrigation, Automation, Vertical Farming, and Artificial Intelligence Significantly Enhance Agricultural Productivity and Land Use Efficiency, and an Analysis of Challenges in Adoption and Future Directions.
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