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Agriculture And Food • March 14, 2023, 7:29 a.m.

A new approach to agrifood sectors with artificial intelligence

The world's population is growing in an unprecedented way and farmers need to feed a growing population. Moreover food security has been a challenge as different sectors are making the related targets hard to reach. At a global level there are shocks that are difficult to come out of. Through research done by Innocent Kutyauripo, Munyaradzi Rushambwa, Lyndah Chiwazi, artificial intelligence applications have become a solution for the agrifood sectors. The reason why AI is being preferred is because it is quick, fast and replaces human intelligence with technology. Further, AI helps in the detection of animal and crop diseases and decision making. Artificial intelligence can further be used in pest management, irrigation, crop disease management, soil monitoring, and robocropping. Livestock can also be monitored by AI. In the research, it has been said that AI is able to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal that is related to helping meet hunger needs and progress the food system

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