Türk Tarımında Dijital Teknolojilerin Kullanımı ve Tarım-Gıda Zincirinde Tarım 4.0

Pakdemirli, Bekir; Birişik, Nevzat; Aslan, İhsan; Sönmez, Bülent; Gezici, Mustafa

doi:10.21657/topraksu.898774

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“…Robotic technology makes it possible to model desired yields in a more environmentally friendly manner by reducing the amount of inputs required for production (Peteinatos, 2020). These robots are estimated to be approximately 90% effective in reducing chemical usage in agricultural production (BTK, 2020) and they also facilitate the harvesting of fruits and vegetables by reducing manual labor (Pakdemirli et al, 2021). Unlike other agricultural machinery, robots compact the soil less and emit fewer toxic gases into the environment.…”

Section: Agricultural Robotsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Advances in Engineering and Environmental Sciences

2023

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In the ever-evolving landscape of science and technology, the fields of engineering and environmental sciences have emerged as the vanguards of innovation and sustainability. These domains intersect and intertwine, shaping the future of our world. This book is a testament to the pursuit of knowledge and progress in these crucial areas. A diverse array of topics is proposed that not only reflect the current state of these disciplines but also illuminate the path ahead. Our aim is to provide a comprehensive overview of the developments in engineering and environmental sciences, offering a valuable resource for scholars, researchers, and practitioners. The chapters contained within this book span a wide spectrum of subjects, each contributing a unique facet to the ever-expanding mosaic of knowledge. The opening chapters delve into the world of advanced materials and innovative engineering practices. Self-healing composites, with their transformative ability to repair structural damage autonomously, promise to revolutionize industries ranging from aerospace to construction. Lattice structures and FDM printed parts explore the intricate balance between design and function, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in manufacturing and construction. The next contributions traverse the frontier of biotechnology and its applications. Nanobiotechnology takes us into the realm of the infinitesimally small, where nanomaterials and techniques hold immense potential for fields such as medicine, energy, and environmental remediation. Biomaterials open doors to the development of biocompatible materials, spurring advancements in healthcare and regenerative medicine. Microbial safety underscores the importance of understanding and managing microorganisms in various environmental contexts. Other chapters explore the broader systems and environmental aspects of engineering. Server queueing models provide insights into optimizing digital infrastructures, crucial in an increasingly interconnected world. Climate-smart agriculture offers solutions to feed a growing global population while mitigating the impacts of climate change. Deep learning architectures, inspired by the human brain, unlock new horizons in artificial intelligence and data analysis. Thank you for joining us on this exciting expedition into the fields of engineering, science, and the environment. The voyage ahead is filled with challenges, but it is also packed with limitless possibilities and discoveries waiting to be made. Sincerely,Prof. Raul D.S.G. CAMPILHO

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Section: Agricultural Robotsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Advances in Engineering and Environmental Sciences

2023

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“…Technology has been more and more importend in the agricultural sector with each passing day and becomes an integrated part of the sector. With the support of progressive technologies in agriculture that increase productivity, profit, quality, climatefriendly smart farming practices have become increasingly widespread in the world (Pakdemirli et al 2021). Thanks to high-tech agricultural techniques and technologies, farmers/producers can access data from changing variables such as soil acidity and temperature, as well as the topography and resources in their regions, future weather conditions and climate forecasts, control natural elements such as humidity, temperature with digital sensors, and water and electricity to get the opportunity to prevent unnecessary use of resources.…”

Section: Effect Of Climate Change On Agriculture Sectormentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Climate Smart Agriculture approach and the role of the UN, the projects implemented in Central Asian and African countries continue to work on harmony, capacity building and awareness in agriculture. It is predicted that the changes in the climate as a result of global warming will be a technology sector in agriculture in the future and the countries that have these technologies will be able to direct agriculture (Pakdemirli et al 2021;USDA, 2023). The agricultural system known as the Green Revolution or the Food Revolution, which is defined as the rise of industrial agriculture from the middle of the 20th century to the present, has created the production form of hybrid varieties and genetically modified plants that increase the yield in plant production.…”

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Climate Resistant Agricultural Practices and Conservation of Nature

Bulut,

Arslan

2023

CTNS

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The agricultural sector in Turkey is one of the most climatically affected sectors. The results showed that agricultural productivity was directly affected by changes in temperature and precipitation rate and duration. On the other hand, the agricultural sector is one of the primary and crucial sectors for Turkish economy, human nutrition and livestock feed. Therefore, the capacity and ability of the agricultural sector for climate-resistance is of great importance for sustainability of food production, natural resource usage and ecosystem maintains. Agricultural production is being decreasing in various rates due to extreme weather events such as drought, flood, hail, frost, etc. that have increased in number and severity in recent years. It is necessary to quickly determine the measures that can be taken against these adverse events that cause yield and productivity losses. In line with these purposes, this review will focus on agricultural practices that can alleviate adverse climate effects on crop plants and strategies that can protect the crops from adverse climatic conditions by emphasizing on the importance of these environmentally friendly practices.

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“…Olive production is done with traditional methods and olive farming is generally carried out in the form of small-scale family businesses. Some factors, such as educational level, employment status, monthly income, household size, being part of a cooperative, age and lack of telecommunication coverage in the countryside affecting perceptions of smallholder farmers digital technologies (Pakdemirli et al, 2021;Saygılı et al, 2019).…”

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In Rural Areas Internet Connection Problems and Solution Recommendations Experienced in The Process of Using Smart Agriculture Methods in Olive Farming

Uçar Özkan,

Savran,

Kaptan

et al. 2023

IJIAAR

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The olive is one of the most important crops grown in the Mediterranean region, both in terms of total surface area and its socioeconomic and environmental impacts. Olive and olive oil are the essential components of the Mediterranean diet and are largely consumed in the world. It is very significant to provide economic and environmental sustainability by better managing scarce natural resources in olive farming. Modern planting systems, mechanization and digitalization are taking place rapidly in olive farming around the world. In Türkiye, olive production mostly is done with traditional methods, and most producers belong to rural communities. The rise of new technologies, such as the Internet of Things, is expected to contribute to the increase of the productivity of agricultural and farming activities by improving yields and reducing cost. Olive fruit fly is the primary pest of olive and causes a significant amount of yield and quality losses. Using early warning systems could accurately determine the spraying times by using climate data in the control of diseases and pests in olive orchards. In this research; at the workshop organized within COMMECT, an EU HORIZON project (Project aims to contribute to a balanced territorial development of the EU's rural areas and their communities by making smart agriculture) the views of 65 selected olive producers on the use of early warning systems, their connection status and the problems experienced were evaluated. As a consequence in this study connection problems and solution recommendations were underlined and recent developments in this area were discussed with cost-effective and environmentally friendly approaches.

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Türk Tarımında Dijital Teknolojilerin Kullanımı ve Tarım-Gıda Zincirinde Tarım 4.0

Cited by 7 publications

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Advances in Engineering and Environmental Sciences

Advances in Engineering and Environmental Sciences

Climate Resistant Agricultural Practices and Conservation of Nature

In Rural Areas Internet Connection Problems and Solution Recommendations Experienced in The Process of Using Smart Agriculture Methods in Olive Farming

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