Is precision agriculture sustainable?

Article Abstract:

The viability of precision agriculture (Prec Ag) in sustaining agricultural development remains in question, despite the fact that researchers view it as one of the most significant developments in modern-day farming. The concept of Prec Ag dwells on the use of advanced information technology in evaluating temporal and spatial variations prevalent in managed land areas. Although the method promises to reduce the use of chemicals, farmers may encounter financial difficulties in adopting the approach since it requires high capital investment. The method is also seen as an ineffective alternative to integrating animal and crop production.

Methods, Environmental aspects, Sustainable development, Organic farming

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Globalization of pesticide technology and meeting the needs of low-input sustainable agriculture

Article Abstract:

Advanced pesticide technology and its affect on global agricultural management is examined. Topics include use of sustainable agricultural methods, emphasis on regional self-reliance, and the pesticide industry's economic impact on the private sector.

International, Management, Economic aspects, Private sector, Chemical industry, Agricultural policy, Pesticides industry, Pesticides policy, Pesticides regulation

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