Smart agriculture technologies are helping farmers deal with climate change. They do this by using resources more wisely, working more efficiently, and being stronger against tough conditions. Here are some important advancements:

1. Precision Agriculture:

   • This uses GPS, the Internet of Things (IoT), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to make farming better.
   • It can make crops grow up to 20% more while cutting costs by 10-15%.

2. Drones and Remote Sensing:

   • Drones help check on crops, see how healthy they are, and manage resources.
   • Studies show that using drones can increase crop yields by 5-15% when farmers act quickly.

3. Climate-Resilient Crops:

   • Scientists are creating new plants, like genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and hybrids, that can survive extreme weather.
   • For example, drought-resistant plants can grow 30% more in areas that don't get enough water.

4. Data Analytics:

   • By using large amounts of data, farmers can make better choices about when to plant and how to use their resources.
   • Research shows that smart data Use can lower fertilizer use by 20-30%.

These new technologies not only help farmers grow more food but also cut down on greenhouse gas emissions. This is a big step in helping with climate change.