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Artificial intelligence is also cultivated

SAPO Notícias2 September 2026 at 14:36

Artificial intelligence is transforming agriculture, moving from being seen as a simple technological curiosity to becoming an essential tool in the sector. The combination of multiple technologies allows farmers to monitor, predict and optimize the application of production factors in their crops.

Among the technologies used, sensors, satellite images, drones, weather stations and soil data stand out. These tools are processed through artificial intelligence algorithms that analyze the information collected and assist in decision-making.

This approach allows for more precise and efficient management of agricultural holdings, potentially reducing waste and increasing productivity. The article suggests that the adoption of these technologies is growing in the agricultural sector, although the text appears to be incomplete.

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