Post by amirmukaddas on Mar 10, 2024 0:42:48 GMT -8
Tax incentives have always had an important impact on agriculture. Agriculture 4.0 is no exception and the investments we are talking about are the most important made after the Second World War. We are talking about the PNRR funds activated with the Rural Development Programs and the Transition Plan 4.0. These are incentives that included a 7 billion euro plan for the economy , with incentives that allowed companies to invest in machinery and company know-how , with more expensive projects and in the name of Digital Innovation . The results promise to be visible in the long term. The opportunities of digital To achieve truly optimal results, the most productive thing would be for companies to collaborate and work "as a team", sharing data and results . This is, after all, one of the most interesting opportunities of digitalisation, which allows optimal management of information, according to an active and orientation function in development.
Artificial Intelligence , in application to robotics, represents one of the technologies that is experiencing the greatest diffusion in the sector. It is particularly used in livestock enterprises for milking cows, harvesting vegetables and using pesticides. An aspect that is in line with what is defined by the United Nations Development Agenda , according to which the use of robotic techniques is essential with a view to Denmark Telegram Number Data sustainable agriculture . The other digital tool that is experiencing significant diffusion in the context of Agriculture 4.0 is the one that sees the use of management software , 31% of which are used in Italy. Programs that allow you to optimize the management of employee tasks, making it possible to reduce all repetitive activities in favor of more innovative ones, such as the search for new harvest strategies. A trend that is confirmed in community policies and, more specifically, in the provisions of the CAP, the EU's Common Agricultural Policy . All funds for digital technology.
Finally, we focus on one of the fundamental issues of contemporary agriculture, in particular for Made in Italy products: product traceability, an aspect highly requested by consumers . This is one of the determining factors for purchasing in which digital technologies are effectively used. The main tool that intervenes in this sense for companies is the website , being the one that consumers turn to and through which they search for information. For an agricultural company, taking care of it down to the smallest details, from the point of view of content and User Experience , proves essential.
Artificial Intelligence , in application to robotics, represents one of the technologies that is experiencing the greatest diffusion in the sector. It is particularly used in livestock enterprises for milking cows, harvesting vegetables and using pesticides. An aspect that is in line with what is defined by the United Nations Development Agenda , according to which the use of robotic techniques is essential with a view to Denmark Telegram Number Data sustainable agriculture . The other digital tool that is experiencing significant diffusion in the context of Agriculture 4.0 is the one that sees the use of management software , 31% of which are used in Italy. Programs that allow you to optimize the management of employee tasks, making it possible to reduce all repetitive activities in favor of more innovative ones, such as the search for new harvest strategies. A trend that is confirmed in community policies and, more specifically, in the provisions of the CAP, the EU's Common Agricultural Policy . All funds for digital technology.
Finally, we focus on one of the fundamental issues of contemporary agriculture, in particular for Made in Italy products: product traceability, an aspect highly requested by consumers . This is one of the determining factors for purchasing in which digital technologies are effectively used. The main tool that intervenes in this sense for companies is the website , being the one that consumers turn to and through which they search for information. For an agricultural company, taking care of it down to the smallest details, from the point of view of content and User Experience , proves essential.