Prediction of agricultural land use

Rasskazova, A. A.; Sinits, Yu

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/350/1/012068

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“…Despite the decline in the share of the agricultural sector in the national gross product, most countries attach great importance to the development of agriculture using information and communication technologies. As world practice shows, the creation of digital agriculture takes on average five years, with the active support of the public sector, as well as foreign investment [1].…”

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Trends in the development of digital agriculture: a review of international practices

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In the modern world, information and communication technologies play an important role in the development of agricultural production, influencing the social, economic and political life of society and the state as a whole. The introduction of such technologies makes it possible to improve the quality of products and services, and to increase the export of agricultural and food products. Existing agricultural technologies make it possible to analyze and process large amounts of information, combine various information resources on one platform, control and reduce production risks, meet the information needs of a wide range of stakeholders, from the state to the end consumer, and guarantee security in cyberspace. An important role in the digitalization of agriculture is played by the resource potential of people employed in agriculture. Particular attention is paid to the development of scientific centers, training courses, where modern highprecision agricultural technologies are studied in-depth. The authors of the article examined the trends in the development of digital agriculture in the countries of Europe and Central Asia, where agricultural production is the fundamental basis of state policy.

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“…The outbreak's agricultural and animal output uncertainties reinforce the almost-low farmland values. To effectively maintain farmland usage at different organizational and regional levels, it is critical to develop a trustworthy and efficacious framework for planning and predicting the future identifiers that characterize the agricultural land resources government and their administration's performance from multiple perspectives (Rasskazova & Sinits, 2019). Considering the surface of the globe's inhabitants is forecast to exceed 10 billion by 2050, there is no avoiding the truth that global food production must expand.…”

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An Economic Prognostic Study to Examine the Productivity of Agricultural Smes of Central Europe During the Covid-19 Crisis

Imran,

Sufyan,

Tajammul

et al. 2023

Business: Theory and Practice

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In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic disturbed the world's Agri-businesses. Several economies are attempting to demonstrate attempts to maintain agribusiness, the agriculture industry, and marketplaces, but distribution networks, access to markets, and affordable farm goods are still vulnerable. The poor and various disempowered populations, particularly those with lower buying power, have been harmed by the COVID-19 outbreak. This study examines the productivity of Central Europe's agricultural SMEs during the COVID-19 pandemic. A predictive model between independent and dependent factors was used to determine and forecast the index or risk for future agricultural SMEs' functioning. The Central European agricultural SMEs' performance indicators were used, such as agricultural output, production of agriculture goods and services, vegetable and horticultural products, fixed capital consumption, agriculture determinants' actual income index, absolute net agriculture business income index, and net agricultural entrepreneurial income. Our results reveal pre and post-COVID-19 agribusiness analyses and their implications for food distribution and sustainability. Our findings also revealed a widespread influence of COVID-19 on Central European areas. The study findings can help agricultural enterprises and policymakers manage the COVID-19 outbreak by providing essential recommendations and consequences.

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“…The seemingly low land prices are exacerbated by the uncertainty of the pandemic on crop and livestock production. For effective management of agricultural land use at various administrative and territorial levels, it is necessary to create a reliable and effective system of forecasting and planning indicators, from various aspects, characterising the state of land resources and the effectiveness of their management [28] . With our planet's population expected to reach 10 billion by 2050, there's no escaping the fact that food production worldwide needs to increase.…”

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Current coronavirus crisis and past pandemics - What can happen in post-COVID-19 agriculture?

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Lošťák

Ketuama

et al. 2022

Sustainable Production and Consumption

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Currently, there is an alarming increase in food insecurity during the COVID-19 pandemic in many countries throughout the world. This will be seen particularly in the countries of the Global South (developing countries). Many countries are trying to show efforts to keep agriculture, food industry and markets running, the supply chains and access to the markets and affordable food is still not secured. Disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic are going to/or already have affected the poor and other marginalised groups, mainly those with less purchasing power. It is necessary to mitigate the pandemic's impacts across the food system, enhance the resilience of food systems and avoid any potential food shortages. Therefore, this paper provides an overview of past pandemics and tries to synthesise the main lessons learned from these while also outlining visions of post-COVID-19 agriculture and the effects on food security.

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Prediction of agricultural land use

Cited by 4 publications

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Trends in the development of digital agriculture: a review of international practices

Trends in the development of digital agriculture: a review of international practices

An Economic Prognostic Study to Examine the Productivity of Agricultural Smes of Central Europe During the Covid-19 Crisis

Current coronavirus crisis and past pandemics - What can happen in post-COVID-19 agriculture?

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