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Agriculture 4.0: Smart Revolution of the Future Farming Sector

Sonali Kokale, Deepsikha, Paritosh Nath, Satyam Rathod, Arvind Kumar Singh

Asian Journal of Agricultural Extension, Economics & Sociology · pp. 20–28 · Published 5 Mar 2024

10.9734/ajaees/2024/v42i42392

Abstract

According to research, some agricultural professionals are worried about the use of some smart technologies.  Some studies claim that agricultural cultures may be “Rescripted” in unfavorable ways, and there is precedence to imply that the general public is apprehensive about radical new agricultural technology.We elaborate on these interventions by suggesting that the fourth agricultural revolution should include essential features of responsible innovation, such as anticipation, inclusiveness, reflexivity, and responsiveness. The paper examines the stages of the industrial and agricultural revolutions in recent years, as well as their future possibilities. Although industry is growing, the agricultural sector has certain hurdles in adapting to Agriculture 4.0. The presented study may provide an overview of how technology advancements impact various industries and agriculture sector.

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