How can policy allay farmers' concerns around agricultural data access, sharing, and use?
Photo: PRASANNAPIX/Shutterstock.com Some call it precision agriculture, others digital agriculture or Agriculture 4.0. In the end, it’s about new digital technologies that make it possible to produce an ever-greater amount of data about farms and use those data to improve food production, delivery, and sales to consumers. Those same datasets can be used by input (seeds, fertilizers, etc.) and service providers to develop new products and services for agro-food systems. Governments are also interested in designing and implementing data-driven policies for the sector. Realizing these benefits...
Source: worldbank.org