Tapping smart tech to raise smallholder farmers’ yields

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US-based satellite service provider is employing Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help smallholder farmers in Africa to overcome the challenges of low productivity and increase their income using smart farming technology.

Earth Observing System Data Analytics (EOSDA) — a global provider of AI-powered satellite imagery — is using technology to help farmers monitor their crop throughout the farming season by offering services such as detecting water stress on plantation, diseases and other emerging issues within the field to enhance yields.

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