While often overlooked, agriculture is undergoing a quiet revolution driven by Artificial Intelligence. AI is now used to monitor crop health, predict yields, optimize irrigation, and detect pests—making farms more efficient and sustainable. Drones equipped with AI cameras scan fields to detect disease early, while machine learning models analyze soil and climate data to guide better planting decisions. These tools reduce waste, improve productivity, and help meet the global demand for food with fewer resources.
AI doesn’t just help large farms—it also benefits smallholder farmers in developing regions. With mobile-based AI tools, even remote farmers can receive planting advice, market forecasts, or real-time alerts. This post explores the role of AI in modern agriculture, how it’s solving food security issues, and why agritech is a booming industry with global impact.
