The government said it would help maintain the accuracy of the data collected under the Digital Crop Survey (TCS) on Friday. These include mechanisms such as Earth-referral, real-time data information, field-level data capture, supervisor approval and sample testing of states. In response to a question in the mechanism of verifying the accuracy of data collected under the Rajya Sabha on Friday, Union Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Singh Chauhan said that the DCS mobile application was arranged to collect information about crop sown by the mobile utility interface, which was arranged directly.
He said, “All the layers of the Gram Panchayat (land fragments) are geo-specified, it provides accurate, real-time crop to each agricultural conspiracy. In addition, the product data is accurately estimated. In addition, the quality and precision and technical systems of the DCs are adopted for the quality and precision and technical systems of the TCs, and they should be more agriculture, and they should be agricultural. He said that agriculture should be done, and he should be accepted by any agriculture and any agriculture.
Digital additives of farmers
In addition, the states must verify the reliability of these data by checking at least 2 percent of the sample by the State Agricultural Statistical Authority or the National Sample Survey Office (NSSO). He said, “This leads to the quality test of the quality of the data collected at the conspiracy level.”
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Asked whether the government is considering the use of digital facilities such as smartphones or internet access, the Minister of Agriculture has taken additional measures to ensure the digital additives of farmers who do not have mobile phones, despite the increased number of the Internet in rural areas. Such farmers can register themselves in the Agrestag using the current assistance structures such as farmer growing organizations, agricultural centers and public service centers and can take services and offers.
Increased the use of AI in agriculture
In a written response to the question of the use of AI in the agriculture sector, Union Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister Ramnath Thakur said the government included AI systems to solve various challenges in the agricultural sector to assist farmers.
‘Kisan E-Mitra’ is a AI-integrated sattpot, which is created to help farmers to answer questions about Prime Minister Kisan Kamman Financial Yojana, provides information in many languages and contributes to other government projects. Currently, it responds to more than 20,000 farmers’ questions a day. At the same time, with its help, more than 92 lakh questions have been answered so far.
The National Insect Monitoring System for dealing with the loss of yield due to climate change is used to detect pesticides in crop problems, making it possible to interfere with timely intervention for healthy crops. Currently more than 10,000 expansions can take photos of pests, which can reduce pest attacks for farmers and reduce crop loss from this device used by enthusiasts.
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