16 Sep Indian Farmers Stepping Forward towards Modern Technology
आधुनिक तकनीक की ओर आगे बढ़ रहे भारतीय किसान Agriculture is the first solar-powered factory in the world. It coordinates human effort to capture the life force concealed in seed and sunlight, as well as to transform the ingredients found in soil, air, and water into produce. Agriculture transforms hard natural components into stuff that can be used by humans. Agriculture is a very tangible physical process, not a computerised one. Electronic equipment, tools, and a fusion of digital systems are increasingly being used to manage agricultural processes, just as they are in other aspects of life. As a result, the recently formed catchphrase "Digital Agriculture" appears to be a misnomer – it actually relates to the application of digital technologies in agricultural business management. The most likely title is ‘Digital Technologies in Agriculture.' Since the Green Revolution of the 1960s, when contemporary methods were used to increase agricultural productivity, Indian agriculture has come a long way. Agriculture and its related sectors continue to be India's primary source of income (Ghode, 2020). Farmers are no longer required to apply water, fertiliser, or pesticides in a uniform manner over entire fields. Instead, they can use the bare minimum of chemicals and focus on very precise locations, or even treat individual plants individually. The majority of...