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MI Gives Wings to Smart Agriculture, Japan Uses AI to Cultivate New Varieties
Whether for increasing yields, growing in places where cultivation was previously impossible, or improving taste and value, agricultural associations across Japan are actively developing new rice varieties, and have even used DNA analysis technology to shorten the breeding of new rice varieties from the 10-15 years previously required to 3-5 years; now the Japanese government and agricultural startups are even planning to introduce new technology, applying artificial intelligence (AI) and smart agriculture, which are used in the research and development of new drugs and materials, to conduct research on new rice varieties.
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Common plant viruses engineered into nanoscale agricultural materials that help crops grow
To reduce the harm caused by pests and diseases, farmers apply pesticides appropriately in accordance with the crop growth cycle. Since most pesticides are non-specific, improper application may destroy the food web around farmland and thereby affect the balance of the surrounding ecosystem. As environmental awareness
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