[000:00:00;00] ah, ah, ship special how technology can make farming more sustainable and efficient? in recent years, more and more bees have been dying from harsh weather conditions, disease and pesticides. startups in israel and tonisha use technology to protect b populations. these b hives work just like regular lives, but they are supported by artificial intelligence and robotic technology, or both useful sense. so the robot is equipped with the sensors to know what is happening inside the hive. so our system knows what the bees need and can adjust temperatures, eliminate powerless, distant sugar, and even extract honey. the software collects all of this information with the help

of artificial intelligence. what if a problem arises? the beekeeper is alerted through an application and can respond remotely. with this allows beekeeper slum key friend cain to manage his hives while a robot completes the simple tasks from cover. now show this robot is a tool for the cables to clean, but it doesn't replace them. it helps us provide our, these better and more efficient care in clemente lou. this solar powered high tech b hiv is located in bait high a mac in northern israel. it's part of the be home project initiated by israeli. start up, be wise to stop more base from dying. constant surveillance means fe, keep his can detect problems in the hives and respond before the bees are harmed. to blame or quote them. these are dying around the world. a more than 30 percent in

all colonies die each year. this not only affects b populations, but the entire agricultural sector and the ling amy at the she's are a critical foundation of agriculture that they are indispensable him and without bees there would be no fruit. but he 75 percent of what we eat, drink, and where was pollinated by b y becca. drilling into nicea be, keep is like las chevy also collect data from beehives. the early warning system, smart b sends live updates on temperature and humidity, chop rises or drops in either can harm the bees. and there's more like a set of halleck thrown in the nation metallic the, the, the information we receive from this electronic device. i recommend it shows us the best hives we own in. i will not definite listing. i mean, we can use these hives for selective breeding, ma'am. and them emily kit this way at least can identify which

queen bee is most resilient against diseases and can produce the most honey. he says this technology has increased his yield by about 30 to 40 percent. oh, what if you could pick tappers and harvest corns simply by swipe be on your phone in nigeria, computer science graduate. rebecca, a move has made this possible. investing in farming has never been easier. ah, agriculture is a big business in nigeria where they're picking chillies or harvesting tomatoes. there's something for everyone's table and taste. traditionally manual labor farming is now also becoming increasingly tech savvy. farmers can manage acres of land with just a mobile phone. rebecca, um,

who is the brains behind this operation initially awful causal and chose to cold longer and she'll get liquid out for their basic needs for the home. but currently we have all class of people wanting to be a part of the fund from your phone programs. currently we have over 10000 subscribers. rebecca is a computer scientist. she wanted to find a technological solution to farming inefficiencies after watching her mother and other farmers struggle with post harvest waste. for years during covered, she witnessed many nigerian struggling to buy food. we found only a foreign program was launched during the 1st holiday week of the coven 19th, but it was created to support and you to interest in agricultural and to also create empowerment funding masses, especially dude and sharing the in end of a studio income from the conflicts all down from rebecca co founded the

africa wealth initiative, which enables anyone to buy a stake in the farming production directly from their phone. i put in because my monica actually walk from me, having a reliable to do something. i good benefit out of it, which was lovely. i. so scribes too far from your phone because it is actually, is a for me, i can easily from, on my food instead of going to farm to wrong piece. and then if i'm getting my hinkle or nice, i mean, so been, if with the market for remote farming is booming, and quality control is rebecca's top priority. she and her team keep pesticides to a minimum we carry house. and so i and analyses what analyses restore the pavilions, pests i round and climate, and diploma condition over please. that helps us understand the balance, the existing di environmental already. so that help shows

a mirror on the candle of an organic process to follow. so water and reduce the attack, whole paste on to increase productivity and that's how you get part juice from the farm to the market. in the 21st century, rebecca and her team have made it easier than ever to start farming with just a swipe of your finger. mm. how can a herd of cattle be kept without offence by acquitting their colors with gps navigation? it not only benefits the animals, but also nature as a whole. a new type of color for a new type of farming. these cows in the south of england are wearing gps chips as part of an experiment. their posture is fenced in digitally. not physically. they tell us inside the posture, wiring a color, well, when it meets the boundary here and audio,

and our audio will born the animal that you are outside your grazing area. you need to return. the animal learns that if i don't return, i get an electric post. the pulse is comparable to that of an electric fence, says the norwegian company that produces the colors. on average, only 3 percent of the animals that here an audio warning venture out far enough to receive an electric pulse. a sim card in the cola helps farmers track missing animals on an up and satellite data. let's farmers re draw the boundaries of their grazing area as often as they like. regularly rotating fields allows the soil to regenerate most of our cattle, we move on a daily basis using a system called mope grazing. but with the colors here we're, we're doing much more gentle moving the gps colors are being tested at the net re wilding project ecologist,

penny green has already observed the hedges at the edge of the postures recovering over time. within a fence colors, we're starting to see this head starting to spell out into the, into the field, a billowing out and having a chance to breathe more easily. and eva time this is could be much better for biodiversity much. but if, if the nature when bushes and flowers spread out, the posture becomes a more attracted habitat for insects, which also means more food for birds. nature's resources are finite. global farming needs a large part of the world's fresh water supply and some 40 percent of its land surface area. as millions star of around the world. how can smart farming help us to use resources more efficiently? we need to grow more, but we also need to grow good,

nutritious food and we need to grow that food without harming the climate. that is the water level sort of seating the soil start getting a new teacher. so how are we going to grow more good food? one of the most promising approaches to get there is data, data driven agriculture. that is, if you could use data and e i along with and copied with the bombers knowledge about the farm. you have a good shot at increasing food production. this acro farm in malaysia uses the smart farming system. smart tani senses in the water collect data that are important for the growth and health of the lobsters. bread here, such as ph and oxygen levels, as well as the water temperature. we can see her temperature, her i this,

or me delivered. previously we do everything manually. we have to use it which is a very expensive and we have to wait again again. so now we adult earth energy, we can use it. we bake one time any. i can help us to collect all the data and then tell us to edit every single issue here. placing the phone on the app pharma farhana of ozzy's can access the dashboard where daughter is analyzed whenever problems arise, the absence notifications which allow farhana and her colleagues to react quickly. this way they can keep a constant eye and water quality without extra effort. i think it is easier because we didn't have to do any come to the farm. we can also when you say it from our home or an i and we, i threw it a farm or everywhere else. smart, tiny was developed by the malaysian company, sat asia, half is hudson's company specializes in apps for the internet of things and big

data. the smart fan is made up of a few different components. the 1st one is affordable census. second is white renting connectivity that's available. the fit is our big fat health system. it senses also measure nutrients in the soil, like on this pineapple farm. the smart system costs a few $100.00 euros, depending on the equipment and number of senses with a low initial cost, strong connectivity, despite wake mobile networks and clear data presentations games, it is particularly user friendly, even for farmers who are not very tech savvy. a lot of our customers are, you know, for coming from the younger generation, they are more adapt in and they think that that quality. so as soon as they fill in a waiver that i've forgotten, you know that i shall fall my after going to the be from the thought. but for smart

fami to have a positive impact worldwide, it must be used on a global scale. not only in select economies, ah, directly with our coach, it is a necessity. that is, if we have to get to increase school production, we need growers to start using data to start using e or to make smart decisions in the farm. smart farming can help make agriculture more efficient, thereby also making it more sustainable. and amidst the climate catastrophe, it might increase food security. ah, ah, i would interest the global economy our portfolio,

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