Authors :
Harshita Mishra; Pravin Kumar Singh
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 4 - April
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8032320
Abstract :
For the majority people in India, the
agriculture industry is their main source of income.
India's policy discussions continue to center on the
industry's low and stagnating income. The global
market and the agriculture industry are becoming more
intertwined, and the sector is also being affected more
by environmental, food safety and quality, and animal
welfare standards. To fulfil the rising need for food, to
remain competitive globally, and to create high- quality
agricultural goods, it must overcome new obstacles. In
the context of ongoing agricultural policy change, it
must also fulfil sustainability goals. Adoption of more
advanced agricultural technology is one of the most
popular strategies to increase farmers' revenue. This
report provides information on India's present
agricultural technology situation. Technology must be
used effectively in agriculture to increase output and
worker employability. Understanding how to employ
technology in the agriculture industry effectively is the
major goal of this study article. Several different kinds
of technology are used to increase productivity. The
main factors affecting the adoption of technologies,
types of technologies, technologies used in the
agricultural sector, advanced agricultural technologies
currently in use, areas of information technology, and
the function of information technology in managing
agricultural education have all been taken into
consideration. The agricultural industry has to get
familiar with new technologies like biotechnology,
nanotechnology, high-tech protected farming, and
contemporary irrigation systems to increase
productivity if it is to expand and develop effectively.
Keywords :
Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), Biotechnology, Smart Material, Information Technology, Nanotechnology, Variable rate technology (VRT).
For the majority people in India, the
agriculture industry is their main source of income.
India's policy discussions continue to center on the
industry's low and stagnating income. The global
market and the agriculture industry are becoming more
intertwined, and the sector is also being affected more
by environmental, food safety and quality, and animal
welfare standards. To fulfil the rising need for food, to
remain competitive globally, and to create high- quality
agricultural goods, it must overcome new obstacles. In
the context of ongoing agricultural policy change, it
must also fulfil sustainability goals. Adoption of more
advanced agricultural technology is one of the most
popular strategies to increase farmers' revenue. This
report provides information on India's present
agricultural technology situation. Technology must be
used effectively in agriculture to increase output and
worker employability. Understanding how to employ
technology in the agriculture industry effectively is the
major goal of this study article. Several different kinds
of technology are used to increase productivity. The
main factors affecting the adoption of technologies,
types of technologies, technologies used in the
agricultural sector, advanced agricultural technologies
currently in use, areas of information technology, and
the function of information technology in managing
agricultural education have all been taken into
consideration. The agricultural industry has to get
familiar with new technologies like biotechnology,
nanotechnology, high-tech protected farming, and
contemporary irrigation systems to increase
productivity if it is to expand and develop effectively.
Keywords :
Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), Biotechnology, Smart Material, Information Technology, Nanotechnology, Variable rate technology (VRT).
