"smart farming" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to the practice of using technological advances and data analysis to optimize agricultural practices and increase crop yields or animal production. For example, you could say, "Technology is revolutionizing the agricultural industry through the innovation of smart farming techniques."
Multi-access MEC architecture is designed to addresses latency and bandwidth issues for the video analytics location services, Internet-of-Things (IoT), augmented reality, optimized local content distribution and data caching and many other use cases and application scenarios for Smart Cities, Healthcare, Disaster Management and Smart farming.
Smart farming is a management style that includes smart monitoring, planning and control of agricultural processes.
Adoption of smart farming is hampered because of a poor interoperability and data exchange between ICT components hindering integration.
However, I do believe that it is possible to build a flapping micro drone that can provide value in environmental monitoring, smart farming and search and rescue applications".
Smart Farming is a development that emphasizes the use of information and communication technology in the cyber-physical farm management cycle.
In recent years, several research projects have demonstrated the ability of NDN to support emerging IoT applications like home automation, smart cities and smart farming applications.
IoT technologies and big data solutions have begun to make headway in boosting yields, with "smart farms" likely to further drive down the prices of all foods.
Pure Harvest Smart Farms is a sustainable agriculture company focused on the production of greenhouse fruits and vegetables in the extreme climates of the Arab Gulf region, using world-leading greenhouse growing technologies.
Pure Harvest Smart Farms is a regional innovator in sustainable agriculture focused on the production of greenhouse fruits & vegetables in the challenging (extreme) climates of the Arab Gulf region using world-leading greenhouse growing technologies.
It is also a core element of all the goals, including reducing the toll of hunger and malnutrition (through climate-smart farming for example, or ensuring that children do not die at their desks during an earthquake).
This paper explores how Climate-resiliency Field Schools involving smallholder farmers in the Mindanao region of the Philippines advance climate-smart farming practices.
