This paper explores the potential of smart crop management based on the incorporation of
tools like digital agriculture, which considers current technological tools applied in …

Water is considered one of the vital natural resources and factors for performing shortand
long-term agricultural practices on Earth. Meanwhile, globally, most of the available …

The overpopulation of large herbivorous mammals degrades understory vegetation and
hence promotes soil erosion in some northern hemisphere forests. Topsoil removal via …

Precise adjustments of farm management activities, such as irrigation and soil treatment
according to site-specific conditions, are crucial. With advances in smart agriculture and …

The moisture level in the soil has significant consideration for applications in agriculture
such as crop growth, yield percentage, land stability, and heat exchange. A thorough …

Facing the dual challenges of limited natural resources, particularly water, and increasing
demands for food security, the role of precision agriculture has become increasingly critical …

Soil moisture monitoring is essential for a variety of applications including agriculture,
forestry, and environmental monitoring. However, soil moisture sensors may be expensive …

Due to congenital features, avocado (Persea americana Mill.) trees are substantial water
users relative to other fruit trees. The current growing deficiency of water resources …

An emphasis on sustainable agricultural methods is required due to the increasing stress on
natural resources and ecosystems caused by the world's growing demand for agricultural …

This chapter addresses the profound influence of deep learning, the internet of things (IoT),
sensors, and agricultural machinery on contemporary agriculture. These technologies …