Digital Transformation Process in Agriculture Increases Efficiency
The digital transformation carried out in the field using satellite, drone, and artificial intelligence technologies lowers production costs while increasing efficiency.
Satellite imagery, sensors, drones, and artificial intelligence-supported systems implemented in agriculture are fundamentally changing production processes by optimizing the use of water, fertilizer, and pesticides.
Field Scanning with Satellite Imagery
Decisions that farmers previously made based on observation and experience in traditional production are now supported by digital data. Thanks to satellite imagery, plant development in the field is monitored in real-time.
By identifying areas where yield drops or problems occur, direct intervention is ensured at the points where it is needed instead of applying the same treatment to the entire field.
Drones and Irrigation Technologies
By combining data on soil moisture sensors, weather conditions, and plant needs, the irrigation timing is determined much more accurately.
While drones play an active role in the early detection of problems in the field, areas affected by disease and drought are noticed without waiting for the harvest season.
Artificial Intelligence and Smart Equipment
Artificial intelligence-supported decision systems evaluate weather forecasts and past production results to offer recommendations on planting, irrigation, and fertilization.
New-generation tractors equipped with GPS and precision agriculture systems provide the opportunity to work in a controlled manner by taking into account the needs at different points of the land.