- The Union Minister of Science and Technology, at the AI4Agri 2026 Summit in Mumbai said that India’s next agricultural revolution will be driven by artificial intelligence.
- Indian agriculture faces structural constraints such as fragmented landholdings, climate variability, price volatility, and low productivity.
- Climate change has increased the frequency of extreme weather events, making predictive technologies essential.
- Small and marginal farmers (over 85% of total farmers) require affordable, data-driven advisory systems. Read More
AI to Power India’s Next Agricultural Transformation
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How is AI in Agriculture Critical for India?