Agriculture 4.0 and the Evaluation of Its Applicability in Turkey

Ercan, Şule; Öztep, Ruken; Güler, Duran; Saner, Gamze

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“…• Agriculture 4.0 -By 2010, in parallel with the revolution in the industry with Industry 4.0 technologies, many technological aspects of the agribusiness value chain, such as computers, robots, UAVs (Drones), artificial intelligence, augmented reality, internet of things, sensors, internet, and automation, took the driver seat and redefined the perspective, with which it is approached. Agriculture 4.0 process has been given names such as Digital Agriculture, Precision Agriculture (1990), and Smart Agriculture (Ercan, et al, 2019;Güldal et al, 2019;Kirmikil & Ertaş, 2020).…”

Section: Importance Of Technological Innovation and Digital Transform...mentioning

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Digital technology management for sustainable development of emerging economies

2023

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In the changing world order, emerging countries have gone through a lot of challenges, with a direct impact on the economies, especially on a significant number of small and large-scale businesses. COVID-19 pandemic introduced a huge disruption in the supply chain, which largely contributed to consumer panic buying, inflation, profiteering activities, disruptions leading to economy drop, insufficient income and resultant hunger. Advantages of technological innovations have never been more relevant to attain efficiency, employ more local companies, and develop a more accurate business model, which can help industry stakeholders determine blockers in their business processes. In this paper, the impact of technological innovations on the global sustainable development goal 2, hunger eradication has been specifically analysed. Key common challenges regarding supply chain and lack of strong policies are delved into in order to assess the struggles in capitalizing the industrialization and technology, the relationship between the producers and the market that can be improved, as well as the process of modernizing the distribution cycle. When stakeholder relationships, industrialization, and supply chain management are evolved, this can be considered as the starting points that can contribute significantly towards achieving zero hunger societies across the world.

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Digital technology management for sustainable development of emerging economies

2023

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Metaverse: Transformation and Future of Agriculture

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Soylu

2023

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Satisfaction Levels of Cooperative Partners in The New World Order: Case of Çukobirlik

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Dölekoğlu

2021

Kahramanmaraş Sütçü İmam Üniversitesi Tarım Ve Doğa Dergisi

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The continuity of the organizations is directly proportional to the satisfaction of the service recipients. The presence of many partners, beneficiaries and employees in cooperatives requires high cooperation. Therefore, it is important to reveal the service quality of the cooperatives and to determine the expectations of the partners. This study was carried out in Çukobirlik, which ranks third in Turkey cooperatives and first among the agricultural cooperatives in terms of number of partners, with the aim of determining the partners' service satisfaction, their perception related to cooperative activities and their intentions for diversification of these activities. 831 surveys were applied. 94.8% of the participants in the study are men and the agricultural production experience of 76.4% of them is over 21 years. It was seen that the satisfaction level of the partners from Çukobirlik's services is high in all dimensions, and the dimensions of assurance, competency and enthusiasm came to the fore compared to other dimensions. With the global pandemic of Covid-19, it has once again manifested itself that agricultural production is an activity that is the first and most affected by all extraordinary situations and affects all humanity with its results. The collective production model is a guarantee of sustainability.

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Agriculture 4.0 and the Evaluation of Its Applicability in Turkey

Cited by 15 publications

References 2 publications

Digital technology management for sustainable development of emerging economies

Digital technology management for sustainable development of emerging economies

Metaverse: Transformation and Future of Agriculture

Satisfaction Levels of Cooperative Partners in The New World Order: Case of Çukobirlik

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