The Africa's Business Heroes (ABH) Prize Competition, a charitable initiative sponsored by the Jack Ma Foundation and Alibaba Philanthropy, announced this year's winners during a livestreamed Grand Finale held in Johannesburg, South Africa.
XAG dilaporkan telah mengurangi 10,43 juta ton kehilangan tanaman dan 960 ribu ton emisi karbon pada 2021 dengan menggunakan drone dan kendaraan tak berawak pertanian.
Menurut laporan, XAG mengurangkan 10.43 juta tan kerugian tanaman dan 960,000 tan pelepasan karbon pada tahun 2021 dengan menggunakan drone dan kenderaan tanpa pemandu pertanian.
Ayon sa mga ulat, binawasan ng XAG ang 10.43 milyong tonelada ng pagkalugi ng ani at 960,000 tonelada ng mga paglabas ng carbon noong 2021 sa pamamagitan ng paggamit ng mga drone at sasakyan ng agrikultura.
रिपोर्टका अनुसार, एक्सएजीले 2021 मा कृषि गैरआवासीय हवाई वाहनों र वाहनों को प्रयोग गरेर 10.43 मिलियन टन फसल हानि र 960,000 टन कार्बन उत्सर्जन को कम गरे।
XAG reportedly reduced 10.43 million tons in crop losses and 960,000 tons of carbon emissions in 2021, by using agricultural unmanned drones and vehicles.
Both man and beast are largely absent in Pinduoduo’s Smart Agriculture Competition, where teams of data and plant scientists handle the growing remotely through smart greenhouses located hundreds of miles away.
Farmers in one of China’s main strawberry production areas are expecting increased output after deploying precision technology developed through a smart agriculture competition organized by domestic tech firm Pinduoduo.
In July, Pinduoduo, China’s largest agricultural innovation platform, invited four AI research teams and four proficient farmers to participate in a strawberry planting competition.
With the top farmers from leading strawberry counties as the control groups, final resulting strawberries will be evaluated in terms of yield, taste and cost of strawberries.
Agriculture could significantly benefit from artificial intelligence to replace low-value manual labor, especially in countries where the farming workforce is dwindling and aging.
Stuart Oda, CEO of Alesca Life, said that agriculture and agricultural technology have come into sharp focus from the fallout of the COVID-19 outbreak.
