Agri-Tech

BackgroundWorldwide automating agroecology has been advocated to achieve the intercropping agronomic and ecological synergies, e.g., in the large-scale farming of the United States (Ward et al., 2016), and medium scale farming in the European Union (Ditzler and Driessen, 2022) and United Kingdom (Al-Amin et al., 2023; Hands Free Farm, 2023, 2024). Research suggested within field […]

BackgroundApproximately 500 million smallholder farms around the world, each typically spanning less than two hectares, serve as the backbone of agriculture in many regions (Nwanze, 2011; Lowder et al., 2016; FAO, 2010). The smallholder farms are primarily concentrated on Asia and Africa, support the livelihoods of nearly two billion people and play a crucial role

A K M Abdullah Al-Amin, Dr James Lowenberg-DeBoer, Dr MA Sattar Mandal The possibilities for Bangladesh’s agriculture to be transformed through the use of autonomous agriculture have been explored by Harper Adams University and Bangladesh Agricultural University academics. A K M Abdullah Al-Amin, an Elizabeth Creak Fellow at Harper Adams University (HAU) and Assistant Professor at Bangladesh