To investigate the role of agritech ventures in promoting sustainable farming practices and conserving natural resources in hill regions.
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https://doi.org/10.36676/jrps.v15.i3.1492Keywords:
Agritech, Sustainable Farming, Hill Regions, Natural Resource Conservation, Precision FarmingAbstract
This research will evaluate various critical parameters in order to investigate the impact that agritech enterprises play in promoting sustainable agricultural methods and protecting natural resources in hill areas. It will begin by examining the ways in which agritech technologies, such as precision farming, sensors enabled by the internet of things, and analytics powered by artificial intelligence, help to increasing output while simultaneously reducing the effect on the environment. The second objective of this study is to determine the extent to which hill area farmers have adopted these technologies, taking into account several aspects such as the economic viability and the availability of technical assistance. Additionally, the third objective of the research is to assess the ecological effects of agritech interventions, with a particular emphasis on the enhancement of soil health, the conservation of water, and the preservation of biodiversity. The purpose of this study is to give a complete knowledge of how agritech businesses may play a crucial role in supporting sustainable farming practices.
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