What role do wireless sensor networks play in smart agriculture practices?
Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are becoming increasingly integral to smart agriculture, a practice that leverages technology to increase the efficiency and productivity of farming operations. These networks consist of spatially distributed sensors that monitor environmental conditions like temperature, humidity, soil moisture, and more. They provide real-time data that can be used to make informed decisions about crop management, leading to optimized use of resources and improved crop yields. By understanding and utilizing WSNs, you can significantly enhance the precision and sustainability of your agricultural practices.
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Guilherme AlexandreEngenheiro Agr?nomo | Gerente Comercial | Pós Graduado em Finan?as e Banking | Mercado de Capitais para o Agro.
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Dr. solmaz amiriPHD molecular genetics and genetics engineering at Ilam university?University lecturer ?Agricultural Researcher?…
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Lord Charles Rouse of South CliftonProject leader and entrepreneur in sustainable Bio-ponic technological development.