Can artificial intelligence help make farming profitable in India? | BBC News India

[@boeingpameesha9550]

My sincere thanks for sharing it.

[@SusanCountryLife]

Your commitment to eco-friendly living is commendable. 🌱

[@molugusatyapriya2]

AI has enormous potential to increase crop yields and lower operating costs in India. This might provide the farming sector a significant boost.

[@Quynhanaharvest88]

I love how dedicated you are to your farm and garden

[@shankarbachanaboina3496]

Government should provide AI-collected data to all farmers

[@susandailylife]

Such a great way to live sustainably and close to nature

[@lythitu47]

Your passion for gardening is contagious! 🌟

[@jalesvevajayamare7198]

Fantastic.... AI technology in the form of drones and sensors can monitor plant health in real-time. By leveraging machine learning algorithms, AI can detect disease or pest symptoms early, allowing for rapid intervention before problems become widespread. This can reduce reliance on pesticides and harmful chemicals, which in turn protects the environment and human health 🥇😘🥰😘🥰😘🥰

[@atabonglinus4306]

This is wonderful

[@swatisharma9006]

I might be wrong but I have come across quite a few instances where wine over food is prioritized. I guess it’s the faulty profit model that puts wine above food. Yes with water being even more critical, using tanker water for wine production when people are loosing access to fresh drinking water is wrong. Wonder when will AI put these kind of statistics in public view so as to prioritize food security over nice to haves. Cold drink companies like Pepsi and coke are also causing depletion of fresh water reserves. There are cities in Mexico where access to coke is much more easier than it is to drinking water and people in these cities have obesity issues rising through the roof.

[@mohamoudalibullale3837]

Can I get the contact of this supplier because I desperately need this technology.

[@ramm1468]

Can AI increase the prices of what farmers produced. Because middle men are eating and corrupted. Even though productivity is good.

[@shekharkale2588]

They are from another country, here in India, nothing is such there 😂😂

[@grk991]

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