AI changes this balance.
By detecting exactly where and when a problem occurs, farmers can apply treatments only in specific areas — a method known as targeted intervention.
This approach can reduce pesticide use by up to 80%, while maintaining or even improving crop health.
In addition, reducing chemical usage helps protect soil quality, groundwater, and biodiversity.
AI-driven farming is not only more efficient — it is also more responsible.
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