Precision agriculture is transforming the farming industry by using technology to optimize crop production, reduce waste, and improve sustainability. With the world’s population growing and resources becoming scarcer, farmers are adopting innovative techniques to produce more food while minimizing environmental impact. This approach ensures that every resource—water, fertilizers, and pesticides—is used efficiently.
Precision agriculture is a farming method that uses data, sensors, satellite imagery, and automation to manage crops with accuracy. Unlike traditional farming, which applies the same treatment to entire fields, precision agriculture tailors inputs based on real-time data. This helps farmers monitor soil health, predict weather patterns, and determine the best time for planting and harvesting.
The International Journal of Environmental and Agriculture Research (IJOEAR) provides a platform for publishing high-quality research on precision agriculture. Researchers can contribute their findings on smart farming technologies, sustainable practices, and innovative solutions. Our journal offers:
By publishing with IJOEAR, researchers can help advance the field of precision agriculture and contribute to a more sustainable future.
Precision agriculture is revolutionizing modern farming by improving efficiency, reducing waste, and promoting sustainability. With advancements in technology, data-driven farming will continue to play a crucial role in meeting global food demands while protecting the environment. As this field evolves, continuous research and innovation will be key to unlocking its full potential.
Citation Indices
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All
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Since 2016
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Citation
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5348
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4348
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h-index
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29
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26
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i10-index
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170
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134
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Acceptance Rate (By Year)
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Year
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Percentage
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2024
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11.09%
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2023
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15.23%
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2022
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12.81%
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2021
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10.45%
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2020
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9.6%
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2019
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14.3%
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2018
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17.65%
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2017
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16.9%
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2016
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22.9%
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2015
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26.1%
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