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Exploring big data innovations in food and agriculture research: An in-depth analysis

International Journal of Research in Agronomy · 2024 · Vol. 7(3S) · pp. 330–336
Gangadhara DoggalliSuvidha P KulkarniSoumya C MetiShweta Krishna PattarS. AravindJhonsonraju SankatiS. Anandha KrishnaveniSanjenbam Sher Singh

Abstract

In recent years, the integration of big data technologies has revolutionized various industries, including food and agriculture. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the impact of big data innovations on research within the food and agriculture sector. It explores how big data analytics, IoT (Internet of Things), machine learning, and other advanced technologies are reshaping agricultural practices, and improving productivity, sustainability, and food security. Through case studies and examples, this article delves into the transformative potential of big data in addressing key challenges facing the global food system. Big data innovations have sparked a transformative wave in food and agriculture research, offering unprecedented opportunities to address pressing challenges and enhance sustainability. This article provides a comprehensive examination of the impact of big data technologies on agricultural practices, decision-making processes, and research methodologies. Through the integration of case studies and examples, it explores the role of big data analytics, IoT, and machine learning in optimizing crop management, predicting yield outcomes, and improving supply chain efficiency. The article also highlights key challenges and future directions for leveraging big data in agricultural research, emphasizing the importance of collaboration, investment, and capacity-building initiatives. Overall, it underscores the potential of big data to revolutionize food production systems and contribute to global food security and environmental sustainability.

Big Data and Business IntelligenceAgricultureAgricultural economicsBig dataAgricultural scienceData scienceBusinessGeographyComputer scienceEnvironmental scienceEconomics
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