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The Future of Agriculture

The agriculture industry has evolved. Drone management and Carbon Farming have transformed equipment needs into cost reducing assets to be financed or leased.

Agriculture has been using drones for some two decades, with farmers around the world relying on pioneered remote-controlled helicopters for crop spraying. Now the next generation of drones is starting to impact the sector, with the ability to survey crops and herds over vast areas quickly and efficiently or as a relay system for ferrying real-time data to other connected equipment and installations. Drones also use computer vision to analyze field conditions and deliver precise interventions like fertilizers, nutrients, and pesticides where crops most need them. They also plant seed in remote locations, lowering equipment and workforce costs, while improving yields. The use of drones could generate between

$85 billion and $115 billion in value by 2030.

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Fertilization

Farmers are mitigating nitrogen fertilizer to prevent volatilization, improve water quality, while reducing the cost of carbon related emissions.

Future 2030

The future is all about reducing carbon footprints through restoration of soil and improving the agroecosystem.

Smart Collars

Monitors cattle health and images identify animals ready for giving berth. Cameras spot predatory beasts, insects, weeds, snakes and rodents.

Carbon Farming

Water management, soil fertilization, biodiversity

in earthworm activity in the ecosystem and improves SOC pool aggregation.

Fuel Efficiency

Farmers have to plant, fertilize, pest control, and harvest. Less tilling would cut tractor trips in half with efficient irrigation systems and vehicles.

The agriculture industry has radically transformed over the past 50 years. Advances in machinery have expanded the scale, speed, and productivity of farm equipment, leading to more efficient cultivation of land. Seed, irrigation and fertilizers have vastly improved in helping farmers increase yields. Today, agriculture is in the early days of yet another revolution of artificial intelligence. Analytics, connected sensors, and emerging technologies have improved water efficiency, sustainability and resilience across crop cultivation and animal husbandry. Financing and leasing equipment are now prevalent and preferred choices.