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Precision Farming: Transforming Agriculture with Smart Technology
Precision farming, also known as precision agriculture, is reshaping the way modern farming is practiced. By using data-driven technologies, farmers can manage crops and soil with greater accuracy, efficiency, and sustainability. Instead of treating an entire field the same way, precision farming focuses on understanding and responding to variations within the field, leading to better yields and smarter use of resources.
At the heart of precision farming is the use of advanced tools such as GPS, sensors, drones, and satellite imagery. These technologies help farmers collect detailed information about soil conditions, moisture levels, crop health, and weather patterns. With this data, farmers can make informed decisions about when and where to plant, irrigate, fertilize, or apply crop protection products. This targeted approach reduces waste, lowers costs, and improves overall farm productivity.