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Smart Farming Could Pay Off on Half of Global Cropland
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Shahrear Roman, Hadi Hadi, Wyclife Agumba Oluoch, David Zilberman, Robert Finger and David Wuepper* Smart farming innovations can reduce the use of fertilizers, plant protection products, fuel and water, but whether they are spreading depends on whether they are counting on the plants. In a new study in PNAS (Roman et al., 2026), we show for the first time globally and [...]
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morningagclips.comSmart Farming Starts Paying Off
A University of Bonn study has shown that smart-farming technologies are already proving profitable on 42 percent of global cropland.
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