Competitions for all skill levels. Precision agriculture is the practice of growing crops using highly advanced technology, such as geospatial techniques and sensors. This type of agriculture has been practiced for a long time now. It is usually done using GPS technology that utilizes images from satellites to study variations in the state of the crops and to study the condition of the soil.
However, there are certain problems in making the use of this technology, such as: The cost of satellite imaging is extremely high and this is why not all the farmers can use it quite often to assist them in farming. The availability of this technology is also limited which is one of the major hindrances in the implementation of this technology.