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The document discusses how AI and blockchain can address challenges in agriculture by enabling precision farming through monitoring of crops and conditions, predictive analytics to forecast yields and times, and increasing transparency through traceability on the blockchain. It provides examples of AI applications like drones for data collection and machine learning for pest control. It also outlines how blockchain can enable traceability, smart contracts, and tokenization of assets.

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AI Blockchain

The document discusses how AI and blockchain can address challenges in agriculture by enabling precision farming through monitoring of crops and conditions, predictive analytics to forecast yields and times, and increasing transparency through traceability on the blockchain. It provides examples of AI applications like drones for data collection and machine learning for pest control. It also outlines how blockchain can enable traceability, smart contracts, and tokenization of assets.

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Ai and Blockchain for

Agriculture
Dr. Syed Mushhad Mustuzhar Gilani
Introduction
• Agriculture as a multifaceted industry
encompassing cultivation, livestock, and fisheries.
• A vital contributor to the global economy,
providing livelihoods for billions.
• Agriculture as the backbone of our global food
supply.
• Contribution to GDP in various countries and
regions.
• Agriculture as a driver of economic growth,
especially in developing nations.
• Agriculture is ensuring a stable and secure food
supply to increase food production to meet the
growing demand.
Challenges in Agriculture
• Climate Change: Unpredictable weather patterns
affecting crop yields. Rising temperatures, unpredictable
weather patterns, and extreme events. Impact on crop
yields, water availability, and the frequency of natural
disasters.
• Market Uncertainties: Fluctuating commodity prices and
trade disruptions. Fluctuating commodity prices. Global
trade disruptions and geopolitical factors. Impact on
farmers' income and livelihoods.
• Transparency and Sustainability: Increasing consumer
demand for traceability and environmentally friendly
practices. Consumer awareness and demand for
sustainable and ethical practices. The need for
transparent supply chains and traceability. Emphasis on
environmentally friendly farming methods.
Addressing challenges through AI and Block
chain
• Introduction to AI and
blockchain as innovative
solutions.
• Highlighting their
potential to mitigate
climate risks, optimize
resource usage, and
enhance transparency.
Role of AI in Agriculture
• Precision Farming: AI enables precise
monitoring of crops, soil, and weather
conditions, optimizing resource usage
such as water, fertilizers, and pesticides.
• Crop Monitoring and Management: AI-
powered drones and satellites capture
high-resolution images to monitor crop
health, detect diseases, pests, and
nutrient deficiencies.
• Predictive Analytics: Machine learning
algorithms analyze historical data to
forecast yields, market trends, and
optimal planting/harvesting times.
AI Applications in Agriculture
• Drones and Sensors for Data Collection
• Predictive Analytics for Crop Forecasting
• Machine Learning Algorithms for Pest Control
• Robotics in Agriculture Operations
Blockchain for Agriculture
• Blockchain as a decentralized and distributed
ledger technology.
• Information stored in a chain of blocks, secured
through cryptography.
Key Features:
• Decentralization: Distribution of data across a
network, eliminating a central authority.
• Transparency: All participants have access to the
same information, enhancing trust.
• Immutability: Once data is added to the
blockchain, it cannot be altered or tampered
with.
• Traceability: Tracking the journey of agricultural
products from farm to consumer.
Blockchain Applications in Agriculture
• Supply Chain Traceability:
• Smart Contracts for Transparent and Efficient Transactions:
• Data Integrity and Security:
• Tokenization of Agricultural Assets:
AI and Blockchain Integration in
Agriculture
• Synergy Between AI and Blockchain:
• Enhancing Data Security and
Reliability:
• Real-time Data Analytics for
Informed Decision-Making:
• Creating a Holistic and
Technologically Advanced
Agricultural Ecosystem:

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