Digital technologies in the management of anagricultural enterprise

Abstract

Digitalisation is a key factor in the transformation of agriculture, contributing to increased efficiency, reduced costs and improved management of agricultural enterprises. The introduction of automated farm management systems (FMS) provides comprehensive planning, monitoring and optimisation of production processes, including crop management, resource monitoring, crop condition assessment, livestock management and economic analysis. However, the large-scale implementation of FMS faces challenges such as significant investment, the need for training and adaptation to specific regional conditions. Current research highlights the importance of digital technologies for increasing the productivity and sustainability of the agricultural sector. The global trend towards digital solutions is evidenced by the growing use of precision farming, IoT, digital twins and machine learning. The integration of digital solutions helps to reduce the environmental burden and improve the economic stability of regions, which is especially important in the context of climate change. To ensure the sustainable development and economic security of the agro-industrial complex, it is necessary to overcome the existing challenges and actively implement digital technologies.