When evaluating precision agriculture/smart farming solutions, what do you consider is the most important aspect to consider?

From crop or livestock production to the consumer, agricultural waste is generated. However, a good agricultural waste management system enables people to prevent, reduce, or reuse this waste.

Crop Disease and Pest Identification helps large-scale and subsistence farmers protect their crops and increase yields and health

Precision agriculture refers to the management of farms with satellite and other data and technologies. The resulting maps provide highly detailed information about the topology and condition of farms, down to the individual plants. Other common terms for precision agriculture include satellite farming and site-specific crop management.

Smart farming refers to the use of connected technology and artificial intelligence in the field of agriculture. It is also referred to as smart agriculture, agritech, agrotech, or even agro technology. However, the terms agritech and agrotech include the fields of horticulture and aquaculture.