AI for Climate Change and Smart Agriculture
| Author(s) | |
|---|---|
| Country | INDIA |
| Research Area | SCIENCE |
| Published In | Volume 1, Issue 1 (September-October 2026) |
| Published On | 8 October 2026 |
| Paper Id | IJMRDS-1033 |
Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) transforms Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) by combining real-time data, machine learning, and IoT sensors to boost farm productivity while lowering environmental impact. Core Applications of AI in Smart Agriculture • Precision Resource Management: Variable-rate technology and AI algorithms analyze soil data, weather, and crop needs to cut water use by up to 40% and reduce pesticide application by 30%. • Yield & Climate Prediction: On-device machine learning models and neural networks (such as Random Forest classifiers and physics-informed models) forecast crop yields and local weather changes with up to 90% accuracy. • Pest & Disease Early Warning: Computer vision models (like YOLO and vision transformers) process smartphone photos of crops or satellite indices (NDVI) to detect pest outbreaks and plant diseases in seconds. • Integrated Agriculture Intelligence Systems: Real-time platforms like India's Fieldwise deliver localized mobile alerts and live monitoring to millions of farmers, helping protect vulnerable crops ahead of extreme weather events. • Soil Health & Carbon Sequestration: Remote sensing and soil sensors track organic carbon stocks and support regenerative practices like crop rotation and cover cropping.
Keywords: AI, climate change, smart agriculture, computer vision, technology
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