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Smart Farming Technology  Introduction Traditionally farming as a practice has been in the past and will continue in the future to be a manual and labor-intensive industry. With technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), Big data & Analytics, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) touching almost all the listed industry sectors know. How can it no be the case for Agriculture and modern Internet and Communication Technology (ICT) to interact? A small initiative in the 1990’s by John Deere Co. of using a GPS system in tractors linked to the satellite for automated steering the crop map reducing errors and hence increasing crop yield by reduction in wastage seeds, optimum utilization of fertilizers & manures, fuel and time made the way for a full-fledged industry. According to a report published by Food and Agriculture Organization (FOA) of the United Nations, there are going to be 8.5 billion human beings on planet earth by 2030 and 9.

Detail About Smart farming company  Farming is poised to be at the leading edge of new technology with the help of these companies: 1.RoboticsPlus – Fruit Picking Robots Robotics Plus, a startup with 10 million USD in funding from Yamaha motor company is ready to push its Aporo bruise-free robotic packers into commercial production. The apple packer can identify and position apples in display trays and can carefully handle up to 120 pieces of fruit every minute, a function that takes the place of 2 to 3 migrant workers. Robotics Plus is also working on other autonomous agtech vehicles, like their robotic pollinator, a robotic crop-size estimator, and a robotic kiwifruit harvester. 2.Ecorobotix – Weed Zapping Robots Founded in 2011, Swiss startup ecoRobotix with a funding of 13.6 million USD from two rounds. Their most recent funding, a $7.6 million Series B round which closed in May of 2018, attracted European agrifood tech inv

Agriculture Research Institute S.No. Name of Research Institute Location 1. Central Agricultural Research Institute    Port Blair 2. Central Fertilizer Quality Control and Training Institute Faridabad 3. Central Fodder Seed Production Farm Hessarghatta, Bangalore 4. Central Inland Capture Fisheries Research Institute Barrackpore 5. Central Institute for Cotton Research Nagpur 6. Central Institute for Subject-Tropical Horticulture Lucknow 7. Central Institute for Agricultural Engineering Bhopal 8. Central Institute of Brackish water Aquaculture Chennai 9. Central Institute of fisheries Education Mumbai 10. Central institute of Fisheries Technology Cochin 11. Central Institute of Freshwater Aquaculture Bhubaneshwar 12. Cental Marine Fisheries Research Institute Cochin 13. Central Rice Research Institute Cuttack 14. Central Soil Salinity Research Institute Karnal 15. Indian Agricul

SCIENTISTS & THEIR DISCOVERIES S.No Field Scientist 1 .   2,4-D as growth regulator Zimmerman and Hitchcock 2. 2,4-D as herbicide Marth and Mitchell 3.   2,4-D discovered by Hammer and Turkey 4. 3 row sugarcane planter Krishnen Singh 5. ABA Waring 6. Absolute growth rate West et al 7. ADCO process of composting Hutchinson and Richards 8. Aggressivity Gilchrist 9. Agricultural chemist (First) J.W Leather 10. Allelopathy Hans Molisch 11.   Apomixis Hans Winkler 12.   Apoplast and Symplast Munch   13 Area harvest equivalency ratio Balasubhramanium & Sekayange 14. Area Time Equivalency ratio Heibisch and Maccollum 15. Auxin Frits Warmolt Went 16. Availabl