Automated Machinery in Modern Agriculture

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Rajaram Pradeep Kumar
Bhanu Sharma
Shivam Verma

Abstract

The advent of automated equipment in cutting-edge agriculture has ushered in a brand-new generation of technological transformation, revolutionizing traditional farming practices. This research paper delves into the profound impact of automatic machinery on the rural landscape, scrutinizing its implications for performance, sustainability, and usual productivity. Against the backdrop of a growing international population and the vital to beautify meals production, this study investigates the position of superior technologies together with robotics, synthetic intelligence, and precision agriculture in reshaping the contours of farming.
Tracing the ancient evolution of agricultural machinery, from guide hard work to sophisticated automatic systems, provides critical context for understanding the cutting-edge kingdom of the enterprise. Key milestones and innovations that have propelled the development of automatic farming technologies are explored, elucidating the trajectory that has caused the contemporary panorama of precision agriculture.


The paper categorizes and examines various sorts of automatic equipment deployed in agriculture, together with robotics and drones for duties starting from planting to harvesting, self-reliant vehicles for subject operations, and precision agriculture technologies that leverage information for choice-making. A complete analysis of the benefits of automatic equipment encompasses accelerated performance, precision farming leading to optimized resource utilization, reduced hard work necessities, and improved crop yield and first-rate. The exploration of such benefits underscores the ability of automated machinery to cope with important challenges confronted with the aid of the rural quarter.


However, the studies additionally underscore the challenges and boundaries related to the enormous adoption of computerized equipment, consisting of preliminary capital investments, technological constraints, and issues approximately information security and privateness. Case research from various agricultural settings spotlight a hit implementation, showcasing financial, social, and environmental impacts.


Looking forward, the paper identifies destiny developments and improvements, consisting of the mixing of artificial intelligence for superior decision aid and the capability role of blockchain technology in supply chain management. The discussion extends to policy and regulatory issues, reading existing frameworks and offering tips to policymakers for fostering accountable adoption.


In conclusion, this research paper contributes a complete exam of the multifaceted impact of automatic machinery on current agriculture, providing insights into its potential to deal with urgent demanding situations and form the destiny of sustainable and xgreen farming practices on a worldwide scale.

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Kumar, R. P. ., Sharma, B., & Verma, S. (2020). Automated Machinery in Modern Agriculture. Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education (TURCOMAT), 11(1), 1080–1084. https://doi.org/10.61841/turcomat.v11i1.14403
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