The potential of community interactions as inducers of agroecological transition: the case of a digital agricultural community

Slimi, Celina; Prost, Lorène; Cerf, Marianne; Prost, Magali

doi:10.1080/1389224x.2023.2223576

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“…Slimi, Prost, Cerf, and Prost [5] focused specifically on digital agricultural extension as one aspect of digital agriculture. This study examines the present capability of African farmers to effectively utilize and adopt autonomous extension tools and technologies, with a specific focus on phone-oriented services.…”

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confidence: 99%

Application of Agricultural Information Systems Development Kit for Multimodal Agricultural systems

Ramel

2024

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Multifunctional and diverse agriculture has the potential to effectively address conflicting demands and requirements by concurrently boosting biodiversity, production, and provision of environmental services. Digitalized technology can assist in the creation and control of agricultural models and systems that are resource-efficient and adaptable to their environments. In order to demonstrate the potential of digital technology in promoting decision-making processes that prioritize diverse and environmentally sustainable farming practices, we present an analysis of Agricultural Information Systems Development Kit (AISDK). The AISDK was developed through a comprehensive literature review to identify the limitations of current tools. Additionally, in collaboration with stakeholders, we established the criteria for a decision-support tool that is based on knowledge. The findings of the review emphasize the ongoing challenges associated with the integration of multiple spatial, temporal, and sustainability dimensions, as well as the promotion of effective collaboration and communications among farmers and key stakeholders in the agriculture sector.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%