18Analyzing Smart Farming Technologies: A Study on Indian Farmers’ Adoption Trends
Nilesh Tejrao Kate*, Upasana Acharya and Chandraprabha Vaidya
Market Research Department, Pune Institute of Business Management and Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune, India
Abstract
Smart agriculture, driven by IoT sensors, has the potential to transform the farming industry. By collecting and utilizing field data based on user input, IoT systems can greatly improve farming practices. Agriculture is crucial for India’s economic growth, and technological advancements promise increased efficiency in farming tasks. The IoT, a network of interconnected devices, forms the foundation of smart farming, making agricultural production more effective and cost-efficient. However, successful implementation faces challenges. A dependable network infrastructure is essential for constant monitoring. Significant investment and research are required in areas like energy harvesting, automated irrigation, and disease prediction. Farmer awareness is a hurdle to adopting smart agricultural practices. Moreover, the funding gap is a challenge, as precision farming demands substantial investments. Despite these challenges, smart farming offers substantial benefits, including cost reduction, improved product quality, higher productivity, and enhanced sustainability. This makes it an attractive area for investment and growth. This paper aims to explore the potential of smart agri tech by gathering insights from users ...
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