Smart Tech in Agri: Sugarcane cultivation from smart technology, AI receives many benefits
Smart Tech in Agri: India is the second largest sugarcane country in the world and now a new digital revolution in the sugarcane sector. Instead of traditional farming practices, smart technology is now being taken, so farmers are getting higher yield, using resources well and increasing their income. Sugarcane farming is now becoming more accurate, durable and profitable through technologies such as AI, IoT, drone, remote sensing and prose trade.
AI, Sensor and Data Analytics
Artificial Intelligence (AI) based systems can help farmers to make the right decisions based on real -time data related to agriculture. It is expected to increase the yield by 40%. Smart sensors installed in the fields measure soil moisture, temperature, nutritional status (eg NPK and pH), which can make definite fertilizer and irrigation.
Dron and satellite
Images of the farm from drone are marked by crop conditions, symptoms and weeds. Drone spraying saves up to 90% of water.
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Saves water
Like the Agripilot.AI app, farmers should be kept when and when and when and when and when and when and when.
Proper use of manure and pesticides
GIS and VRT techniques are added to the area where fertilizers and drugs are needed, which reduces the cost by 25% and also reduces the effect on the environment.
Crop supervision and control of disease
With the help of AI, pests and diseases are already noted. Medications or biological control agents can also be released from drones. It reduces damage and improves production.
Yield and quality increase
AI -based agriculture yields up to 150 tonnes per hectare in Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh, which is doubled over the national average. Sugarcane length, weight and sugars (successful) increased by 30-40%.
Digital comfort and market link
Through the e-Ganna app and the ERP portal, farmers are getting sugarcane slip, payment and survey information directly on the mobile. It saves transparency and time. Transparency and noticeable in the sugarcane supply chain with blackchain technology are increasing.
Help machines and robots
Smart machines and robots are now working on sowing, cutting and fertilizing seeds. For this reason, the problem of workers is also being solved.
Some challenges related to smart technology
Although these methods are very beneficial, the prices of devices such as drones and sensors are high. In addition, there are digital literacy deficiency, Internet connectivity and obstacle in land separation.
Government schemes such as Digital Agriculture Mission, Prime Minister Agricultural Irrigation Scheme (PMCSY) and National Agricultural Development Scheme (RKVY) are promoting farmers towards smart agriculture. The cane in India is now entering the digital age- every acre, every dot and every bite is used as a smart.
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