Farmers are using sensors and big data to collect and analyze agronomic data, reports the Kenosha News. 

“Big data” is big in agriculture – and becoming bigger. Farmers and their agricultural-industry partners are increasingly using sensors, global-positioning-system guidance, telematics and unmanned-aerial vehicles to collect agronomic data.

According to the Conversation, big data can be used to prevent food waste in the agriculture industry.

Modern farming has evolved by adopting technical advances such as machines for ploughing and harvesting, controlled irrigation, fertilisers, pesticides, crop breeding and genetics research.

Retailers are using big data to increase their digital gift card revenue stream, reports Forbes. 

After having passed almost 2 months in 2020, and another season of holiday shopping has gone by.