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Empowering Agriculture: Shaping the Future with Vision 2034

Innovations in Agriculture moves to the ARPHA Platform

Insightful discussion to aquire important knowledge to professionals

Survival agriculture to professional, efficient and technology driven agriculture…

IMPROVING AGRICULTURE TO A STANDARD BY EXPLORING MANY NEW THINGS

We need the Global Supply Chain to provide vegetables for 52 weeks of the year, but eat fresh during your local season. Buying local vegetables offers numerous benefits not just for individual health but also for the local economy. When consumers choose locally grown vegetables, they directly support local farmers and the agricultural community, thereby keeping money within the local economy and helping sustain farming operations. This support leads to job creation and stimulates local businesses connected to agriculture, such as markets and transport services. Furthermore, local vegetables are typically fresher than their imported counterparts, as they do not require long distances for transport. This freshness means they retain more nutrients and vitamins, often lost over time and through the stresses of long-haul transportation. Consuming local vegetables ensures a higher intake of these essential nutrients, promoting better health and reducing the environmental impact of transportation. Thus, buying local vegetables contributes to economic stability in one’s community and ensures a healthier, more nutritious diet.

Agritech Observatory. Live map of the first 215 digital agriculture projects by FAO worldwide. Filters by country, type, use case and technology. Nice! #digitalagriculture #accesstofinance #accesstomarkets #farmmanagement #production #supplychain #agritech https://lnkd.in/dK82UhTT

🌱🚀 The agricultural landscape is transforming rapidly with innovative technologies. What advancements are you most excited about? Tell us in the poll and let's discuss the future of agriculture. #ErimetandCaben #AgriTech #FarmingInnovation #SustainableFarming

Modernizing Agriculture, farm smart not hard