New technologies in agriculture and smart villages

Pejanović, Vladimir and Stanojević, Boris and Radović, Gordana (2024) New technologies in agriculture and smart villages. In: IV international scientific conference "Sustainable agriculture and rural development". Institute of Agricultural Economics, Belgrade, pp. 627-635. ISBN 978-86-6269-134-7

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Abstract

By new technologies, we mean, above all, precision agriculture and digitization. Precision agriculture and digitization of agriculture lead to the realization of the concept of smart villages. If the digitization of the villages succeeds, through Internet possibilities such as remote work, e-learning, better health care or shopping via e-commerce, rural areas can gain the attraction that big cities have, and which they have partially lost, which would stop depopulation and deagrarianization of villages. Multiple services can be implemented in a smart village in order to improve the quality of life, living standards of the local population, implement and improve the model of sustainable development and establish effective resource management. The sensors are related to the collection of various data related to weather conditions, soil moisture, soil electrical conductivity, soil pH and crop monitoring. Technical solutions will depend on factors such as the size of the village, available resources and the desired level of data analysis and storage capabilities.

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