Also known as Farming 4.0 or digital farming, smart farming is the application of information and data technologies to optimise complex farming systems. It involves individual machines and all farm operations.
By using IoT sensors to collect machine and environmental data, farmers can make informed decisions and improve almost all farm operations. IoT in agriculture can also be used to automate farming techniques, optimise the utilisation of resources and minimise risk.
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At the core of every smart agriculture solution are powerful data analytics capabilities. It’s one thing to collect data, but the data collected will be of little help if you’re not able to make sense of it. You need a software solution that can help you obtain actionable insights using the data collected.
Because smart technology automates manual processes, this reduces your reliance on human resources. For example, instead of heading out into the fields to locate your cattle, a cattle collar connected to the IoT can report back on an animal’s location data in real time.
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