MACHINE LEARNING APPLICATIONS IN AGRICULTURE
Abstract
Food is a basic need of human beings that is now satisfied through farming. Machine learning in agriculture can optimize the way food gets to our table and revolutionize one of the most critical sectors of the economy.Machine learning seems to be a perfect tool for this purpose. It can help us increase efficiency and accuracy in decision-making while simultaneously minimizing risks and costs associated with agricultural operations.Some companies make use of AI software in agriculture by utilizing machine learning for various processes. These tools can make a real difference in agricultural productivity and profitability by reducing waste while enhancing product quality.
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