The booming population is putting immense pressure on the agrarian community to produce more of all kinds of crops, dairy products, and meats than ever before. In addition, the growing cities, which are eating up agricultural land, are making this task increasingly difficult. This is why the focus at the individual farmer and government levels has started shifting toward modern ways of practicing agriculture. Like most industries, agriculture is now embracing digitization and, with it, its various components, such as drones, robots, and sensors. To make all these systems more effective and the cultivation and animal husbandry processes more fruitful, artificial intelligence (AI) is being leveraged. As per P&S Intelligence, this will be the key reason behind the growth of the AI in agriculture market from $852.2 million in 2019 to $8,379.5 million by 2030, at a 24.8% CAGR between 2020 and 2030. The purpose of using AI in agriculture is to offer real-time updates on sowing and reapi...
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