Smart Agriculture and Technology

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What is the primary benefit of using technology in smart agriculture?

  • Higher precision in farming operations (correct)
  • Increased labor costs
  • Decreased crop diversity
  • Reduced reliance on local ecosystems

How much can farms potentially save in water when implementing smart agriculture?

  • 85% (correct)
  • 50%
  • 65%
  • 25%

Which of the following technologies is NOT typically associated with smart agriculture?

  • Robots
  • Sensors
  • Traditional plowing methods (correct)
  • Location systems

What potential increase in crop yields is often achieved through smart agriculture?

<p>40% (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is smart agriculture considered an attractive opportunity for food production in Japan?

<p>It promotes sustainable production without environmental damage (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Smart Agriculture

  • Smart agriculture utilizes technology like sensors, location systems, and robots.
  • This technology connects and exchanges data to collect, analyze, and make decisions about crops and animals.
  • This allows for actions such as adding water or fertilizer to be automated based on data analysis.
  • Benefits include increased precision and efficiency, reduced water and energy consumption, and lower labor time.
  • Smart agriculture provides an opportunity for increased food production in Japan while promoting sustainability and environmental protection.
  • One company involved in smart agriculture reported farms saving up to 85% on water, 50% on energy, and using less fertilizer.
  • These farms saw up to 40% higher crop yields.

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