Smart and regenerative agriculture in the function of agricultural entrepreneurship

Pejanović, Vladimir and Radaković, Milan and Radović, Gordana (2024) Smart and regenerative agriculture in the function of agricultural entrepreneurship. In: 13th International Scientific Conference "Employment, Education and Entrepreneurship". Faculty of Business Economics and Entrepreneurship, Belgrade, pp. 593-603. ISBN 978-86-6069-225-4

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Abstract

This paper explores the integration of smart and regenerative agriculture technologies as a function of agriculture entrepreneurship in order to enhance agricultural productivity, environmental sustainability, economic viability and food security. Smart agriculture leverages advanced technologies like sensors, machine learning, and cloud computing for precision farming, optimizing resource use, and improving crop management. Regenerative agriculture focuses on soil health, biodiversity, and ecosystem services, aiming to restore soil organic matter, enhance water cycles, and foster carbon sequestration. The synergy of these practices offers numerous benefits, including improved soil health, increased resilience to climate change, cost savings through reduced input use. Additionally, these methods address the growing consumer demand for sustainably produced food, offering market opportunities for farmers. This transformative approach not only supports the livelihood of farmers but also contributes to the broader goals of food security, environmental protection, and sustainable development. The integration of these technologies promises to revolutionize agricultural practices, potentially reversing the negative impacts of conventional agriculture and creating more resilient and sustainable food systems, particularly in developing regions facing economic challenges and fragmented agricultural sectors.

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