They show the truth. You just cherry picked the negative side of the truth cuz of your bias and insecurity. Don't make it about your personal identity. Nation doesn't grow through lies. And even if you prove the disproportion, remember that news tends to be negative inherently
At the risk of being a killjoy, the expense of the technology will be extraordinary (good for tech sector), I guess the Govt is going to help with that and the extra surpluses will also go to tech forever as it always has and does the moment they get their foot in the door. We need little flying robots that eat bugs so we nolonger require pesticides.
There's not much good to say when there is becomes news as always. If you're interested in propaganda or local news see wion. I do see it ✌️✌️ the lady is very nice but sometimes is just propaganda
As a CSE student from India, we are reminded almost everyday, how AI is rapidly growing here.. Now while there are many pros and cons to this, it is an inevitable change that we need to be prepared for. Amidst the loss of jobs, it's warming to see the benefits of AI in development.
BBC must cover the story of Food and grocery delivery companies in India. These companies literally have redefined the supply chain and changed the customer buying experience.
Most of them dont have advanced digital payment technology like UPI, most of them dont have good internet banking services as well, I have stayed in germany and europe, their digital payment tech is far behind as compared to us. @@shashwatsingh3286
AI in Agriculture Market size was valued at USD 1.7 billion in 2022 and is anticipated to demonstrate a CAGR of over 20% between 2023 and 2032. [Global Market Insights]
The global artificial intelligence (AI) market size was valued at USD 454.12 billion in 2022 and is expected to hit around USD 2,575.16 billion by 2032, progressing with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19% from 2023 to 2032. [Precedence Research]
From autonomous weeding to precision seeding and harvesting, these agbots are revolutionising the agricultural landscape in India. 0:31 [Tractorkarvan]
Indians are really quick at adapting to new technologies. Farming definitely requires these kind of cutting edge technologies to keep it profitable with optimum use of resources.
Notice how BBC has still found a sneaky way to demean India by saying "AI comes to India" instead of saying "AI is being used by farmers in India". Also how the thumbnail shows a poor labourer as a representative Indian farmer. Classic BBC
Some techies in India are leaving their high paying stressful jobs and going into farming. I think in today’s time all should focus equally on agriculture along with technology. Because food is something is the core need of Humans. Due to environment depleting I think farming should be increased to sustain humanity, soil and our future
@@sahasransusbarik Same can be said for CNN, TImesnow and almost every news outlet out there, I think Wired and Guardian news are one of the last sources of decent news
Notice how BBC has still found a sneaky way to demean India by saying "AI comes to India" instead of saying "AI is being used by farmers in India". Also how the thumbnail shows a poor labourer as a representative Indian farmer. Classic BBC
Dont forget that the age old agricultural practices has made india self dependent on food production the ai system is used to just increase the yield...... From the time of green revolution india has become self reliant and it exports rice to countries like saudi arabia , europe and us This is our tradition to uphold our practices but we are also working in shoulders to get advanced technically in the field of farming
Green revolution was about introduction of high yield seeds and fertilizers. It had to be done because our age old practices were not enough to keep up with the demand.
Because of green revolution, use of chemicals, have grown to a larger scale and there residues have long impact on body. Some years after independence India could not control its population nor they would afford to import food! So few Americans supplied very cheap chemicals to India to keep yields at maximum level and make sure India could at least provide food for its people. Westerners will telecast unique things around the world but that doesn’t mean agriculture in India is getting modern! India is still struggling to cope with agriculture and allied activities
People of the Maharashtra state of India are very much adaptive to latest technologies, whether in Farming or other ones. In farming, use of micro irrigation systems e.g. drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation; agriculutural automations; Farm mechanisations etc is very common here❤️🇮🇳
we're in that era now when everybody mentions AI in everything everywhere. decades later we will cringe at ourselves when we know what AI really is, the same way people used "the internet" so much in the 80s
As a fellow Indian, I like to advice you to keep pride of nation to yourself in UA-cam comments, ok 🙂 I mean if you love our nation, post inspiring facts / developments associated with the content of the video and don't just "jay hind". It's a little lame. Hope you understand and take this advice in friendly manner ❤️
@@Hariprasad-cd5bi Bhai mai yahi kartai hu maina Pakistani's, Turkish aur bhi bohut sara logo ki band bajai hai jo humara desh ka khilaf boltai hai. Aap ki ya mai saalo sa dosro ko datai araha hu.
Promoting and investing in agriculture for every country should be evolving in the interest of engaging young people and their new theories and practices for a more stable economy in feeding its nation and export for demands. From Trinidad and Tobago. Prayers.
Notice how BBC has still found a sneaky way to demean India by saying "AI comes to India" instead of saying "AI is being used by farmers in India". Also how the thumbnail shows a poor labourer as a representative Indian farmer. Classic BBC
They show the truth. You just cherry picked the negative side of the truth cuz of your bias and insecurity. Don't make it about your personal identity. Nation doesn't grow through lies. And even if you prove the disproportion, remember that news tends to be negative inherently
Notice how BBC has still found a sneaky way to demean India by saying "AI comes to India" instead of saying "AI is being used by farmers in India". Also how the thumbnail shows a poor labourer as a representative Indian farmer. Classic BBC
AI in agriculture sector required to maintain soil fertility with balanced micro macro neutrients, primary neutrients, secondary neutrients and trace elements. This will maintain health of flies, animals and humanbeing.
They show the truth. You just cherry picked the negative side of the truth cuz of your bias and insecurity. Don't make it about your personal identity. Nation doesn't grow through lies. And even if you prove the disproportion, remember that news tends to be negative inherently
they always show the truth. you some bhakts can't accept the thruth😂 thats why bbc looks so evil in your POV. also this is BBC bangalore Division(south india). not your over hiped,screaming medias.
@@nottuva If there anything positive abt india 2 min document. And if negative then 30 min/1 hour multiple documents ,one after another , This is what BBC do.FACT.
@@nottuvado u know what is bhakth means and bhakti... ask Marathi varakari people what is bhakth.. u can use chamcha gadha blind so many words but u choose bhakth to criticize us... shame on you and ur intellectual.. u make worst of good things... u hv hidden agenda to defame hindu dharm
Wait for 2-3 years and things will be too different than even today 😇 AI is developing too rapidly to the point of you have to constantly update / upgrade to keep up with others / going out of business
Its good for the future of eco system, but to apply the AI the cost is higher than the human labor and resources sometimes land cost. So it needs sometimes to stabilize and large scale farm may be afford it. After produce the product the price might go hire because of overhead cost
AI is already being used in numerous useful aspects of society including drug development, new materials for safer & more powerful batteries, healthcare, weather prediction and so on. I think you should read more about things like that 😇
Using fertilizers through technology is not a great achievement. It's important to consider sustainable practices in agriculture. Balancing technology with ecological awareness can help mitigate environmental impact and promote a healthier coexistence with nature. Finding a middle ground can lead to more efficient and responsible farming methods.
As a progressive Hindu from India, I would love to see a British documentary about the illegal opium cultivation in my country India ( NORTHEAST REGION). Myanmar is the largest producer of opium in the world and the undocumented refugees from Myanmar who are living in India are helping the local population to grow opium.
🌟 As a Progressive INDIAN from ACTUAL 👆 "I N D I A", I'd love to see Mamata Banerjee n China's any sort of constructive production towards India, EVER other than riding votebank politics 💯 ..
@@applesoranges559you don't understand the question, the problem in manipur is created by certain people and that certain people have links in Britain, and govt going to take down those certain people. Problem in Myanmar is created by this certain people
“And profitable “ India has been growing food efficiently and healthily for thousands and thousands of years . The Punjab “was” the bread basket of the world . Huge corporations (ie Monsanto ) with the direct help of Mr gates have changed all of that within the last couple of decades .
The USA is popularly known as the breadbasket of the world because it supplies cereals, grains and rice to the whole world. The USA has been having wheat production at a very fast scope since the 19the century
Punjabis have to fully take the blame for ALL the agriculture-related failures in Punjab. On average, Punjabi farmers are the richest in India, yet they insist on having handouts, have become completely risk averse, and are simply NOT interested in trying out new things.
Have you seen US professor Andrew Millison's videos on India's Water Revolution and Permaculture Revolution. These AI gadgets are only - as mentioned -available to a tiny percentage of yuppie horticulturalists.
My favorite programmes in BBC, my childhood very much influenced by BBC programmes like Holiday, Travel show,Panorama,Horizon ,Correspondent,Pandorous Box ,Window on europe,Rough guide to the world,Michael palin around the world in 80 days,Top gear,the curse of tutenkamen etc
Maintaining soil health is very very important. The microbial activity should be given more importance. Our age old practices emphasizes on that. This AI tech from fasal is not affordable by the marginal farmers who comprises of 90 % of farmers. Most of the water just flows away or doesn't percolate as the porous nature of soil is simply removed due to absence of microbs and earthworm. Same hold for bugs and insects, we are killing the friendly bugs and insects who are responsible for damaging crops have slowly developed immunity. Bees & Birds population are on decline. We kills snakes who used to roam our fields. The entire ecosystem is destroyed. According to me a farmer is not a businessman , he is like a son who takes care of mother earth and in return mother never disappoints. Govt. Instead of giving heavy subsidy and burdening our exchequer should concentrate on building ITI-Agri , we need more skilled farmers.
@@aesthetic_lover_here I have my farm and i do mostly natural farming and have employed 10 farmers and these farmers based on the instincts & experience have never failed me. For this we need not a smart AI device. Read my reply properly and try to understand. We are farmers not businessman.
It's not an either or situation, you know. Infact, AI can be used to avoid the negatives of both traditional farming and industrial level farming. Traditional farming relies heavily on age old observed inferences, while AI can help with doing actual real time observation. You just have to use the traditional methods based on those data. Like how this person uses AI to just collect weather data and soil conditions. He can just simply minimize his water usage, and their is nothing against 'tradition' here. Just because he uses that data, doesn't necessarily mean he can only use modern chemicals, he could very well be using organic traditional fertilizers. It could also help us avoid eutrophication, but making necessary drainage design changes, which is something Traditional farming doesn't care about. We need to remember that times have changed, the seasons, climate and soil have changed and we cannot just blindly rely on old wisdom, that was made from observing past conditions, which isn't the same now.
This is the project by my son in his 9th standard school project which earned him child scientist from Indian ambassador of UAE, Dubai. It happened about 6 years ago.
My comment might be pessimistic, but these technologies can be scaled in production by large/commercial/industrial/corporate farming. Those farming methods will reduce costs by optimizing resources (from seeds to pesticides to marketing the produces), thereby making it hard for small and medium scale farmers to thrive. Technology optimizes things, yes! But at what cost?
Also add to this the fact that AI requires massive amount of energy to run. I don't know about other forms of AI but chat gpt requires supply of huge amount of fresh water. What would be the point of saving water on agriculture and finding a new technology to waste it on.
@@rudra-b3iactually the training of AI is the thing requiring most of energy use. Running the AI itself (especially for purpose like agriculture rather than NLP / gen AI) don't cost too much power. Also, governments usually give subsidies for farmers regarding electricity use 😇
@@rudra-b3i So listening to the nay-sayers, let's throttle all growth and development. People like you 5 decades ago called the Computer a Devil, and wanted it to be banned by the law! Look where we reached when we flushed that nonsense down the toilet. Had we acted the way you are doing, we would have been stuck to the same fatalism you are showing here. Stop being a Negative Nanny. It shows you have no ideas of your own. If you cannot see the positive side, just stop viewing.
I am glad that the neighboring country is making progress in agriculture. This will benefit the entire region as this technology will become widespread.
Have you seen prof Andrew Millison's amazing videos on the Water Revolution and Permaculture Revolution in India - they turnarounds from drought-stricken poverty to all-year round abundance and resilience to droughts etc. is amazing.
00:02 AI is changing farming in India. 00:26 Artificial intelligence is making farming in India more efficient and profitable. 00:50 AI used for precise farming techniques 01:13 AI helps in efficient irrigation 01:34 AI powered robots improve farming productivity 02:00 AI technology in farming aims to make plant-level decision making for spraying. 02:20 Low adoption of tech in farming in India. 02:41 AI-driven agriculture promises profitability Crafted by Merlin AI.
@@bestvideos35 It’s not South Indian. India has around 16 major languages, in North there are Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Bengali, Assamese. If a Punjabi farming has innovation a Haryanvi farmer would feeling happy, even though they are Hindi is trying to unite these languages. The feeling of hearing them is beautiful. It’s a sense of appreciation which we need to have towards our own languages, like German(Deutsch) is spoken in Switzerland and Austria. It’s a sense of respect they give to their own. Telugu and Kannada are much older and cultural roots dates to 1000 B.C Not feeling proud it a shameful act. I don’t expect everyone to respect everything but insulting is wrong.
Finally...we got AI and other technology in BHARAT for an Agricultural use......it was needed desperately........We can become world leader.....in Agricultural based trading,business and selling from Farmer to customer.
As a person living in the outskirts of Bengaluru (IT-BT city), I can proudly say we are actively involved in farming from many generations. Hope our govt. will avoid looting our land for city development and encourage agri practices.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has positively impacted Indian agriculture in various ways. AI-powered technologies such as precision farming, data analytics, and crop monitoring have enhanced productivity and sustainability. These innovations help farmers make informed decisions based on real-time data, optimizing resource utilization and improving crop yields. Additionally, AI-driven weather forecasting aids in better planning, reducing risks associated with climate uncertainties. Overall, the integration of AI in Indian agriculture contributes to increased efficiency and resilience in the farming sector.
Hii i am sudden compliting my bsc agriculture degree. Now I think to join Krushi vigyan kendra, baramati as a internship in AI use in agriculture. Is it good and there is scope in future for job in it. Please tell me what can I do. 😊
After going out of India I feel like food item is so cheaper as compared to other countries and tastes of fruit and vegetables are so different than any other countries, India is country of gods may be god blessings are in Indian soils, I find so many varieties of food, people, soils, land, seasons, climate, languages, culture, some are has climate like swezerland, -kashmir, some like Desert, rajesthan, some like Europe, some like America, if I write it wouldn't be less, people are so kind even, i think that why old Chinese people tell its a heaven land..
This video is a great reminder of the importance of innovation in agriculture. We need to continue to develop new technologies to help farmers meet the growing demand for food.
Thanks BBC, so finally shown some positive new of India. BBC haven't covered how India provided vaccine to other countries for free of cost, BBC haven't covered how India's economy is sustained during COVID, as well as Rassia Ukraine war, also how India is developing fro past 6-7 years, and many more
Wow, its shocking bbc is showing positive side of India ❤
They show the truth.
You just cherry picked the negative side of the truth cuz of your bias and insecurity.
Don't make it about your personal identity.
Nation doesn't grow through lies.
And even if you prove the disproportion, remember that news tends to be negative inherently
That is unbelievable BBC showing India's positive image 😮🤯😏
It’s not shocking. They have done it multiple times
@@Piyush_the_gamer.why unbelievable?
@@Maratha382 as Indian British I know about BBC's hypocritical news
I can't believe that BBC is showing positive news from India 😊😊😊.. is this really BBC!!!
At the risk of being a killjoy, the expense of the technology will be extraordinary (good for tech sector), I guess the Govt is going to help with that and the extra surpluses will also go to tech forever as it always has and does the moment they get their foot in the door. We need little flying robots that eat bugs so we nolonger require pesticides.
It's only so they don't have to report on the German Farmers protests. They're trying to keep that quiet 😂
This is CCB.
@@martin96991 Children's Communist Broadcasting
There's not much good to say when there is becomes news as always.
If you're interested in propaganda or local news see wion. I do see it ✌️✌️ the lady is very nice but sometimes is just propaganda
Ohh wow! I love India very much from Brazil 🇧🇷💝🇮🇳
We too
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Love you too 🤟 my bro 💖
Welcome to India ❤
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As a CSE student from India, we are reminded almost everyday, how AI is rapidly growing here.. Now while there are many pros and cons to this, it is an inevitable change that we need to be prepared for. Amidst the loss of jobs, it's warming to see the benefits of AI in development.
😅😅😅😅
Job layout will take place in large numbers
@@Christine-hr8in🤡🤡
@@CASANOVAThomasThomas😢😢😢
@@Christine-hr8in what was the joke again whitoid?
BBC must cover the story of Food and grocery delivery companies in India. These companies literally have redefined the supply chain and changed the customer buying experience.
I mean that’s true. I still remember how things used to be 5-6 years ago.
If it's Negative then They will neither not
It’s present in every developed country. Most of them had it many years before us
Nahh we don't need Western validation
Most of them dont have advanced digital payment technology like UPI, most of them dont have good internet banking services as well, I have stayed in germany and europe, their digital payment tech is far behind as compared to us. @@shashwatsingh3286
That's wonderful India is growing. I must visit there
Yeah I haven't seen UFO in India. 🤣
well u can wait a few years
Mmm me me mew mrew emememewe mew mew mew 😂😂😂
@@KaranBagga87😂
I'll tell you this. Please don't fool for scammers.other than that. It's great
This simplies Indias' resourcefulness with technology
AI in Agriculture Market size was valued at USD 1.7 billion in 2022 and is anticipated to demonstrate a CAGR of over 20% between 2023 and 2032. [Global Market Insights]
The global artificial intelligence (AI) market size was valued at USD 454.12 billion in 2022 and is expected to hit around USD 2,575.16 billion by 2032, progressing with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19% from 2023 to 2032. [Precedence Research]
AI can predict the weather and potential impact of conditions such as wind, rainfall or impending drought.
AI algorithms can analyze the chemical composition of soil samples to determine which nutrients may be lacking.
From autonomous weeding to precision seeding and harvesting, these agbots are revolutionising the agricultural landscape in India. 0:31 [Tractorkarvan]
56% saving on the spraying of the plants is massive, good on them!
A carpenter from my locality also using AI. I was amazed to see his skill and adaptation of new technologies...
How did he use it?
For what he uses AI bro?
@@MeraMohito don't count on him. He's lying just like another bhakt troll on net
@@GroupHawksomeones butt is hurt
@@rohanagrawal1263burnol shares have only grown since 2014
Indians are really quick at adapting to new technologies. Farming definitely requires these kind of cutting edge technologies to keep it profitable with optimum use of resources.
90% 0f us Inddians still live bel0w p0vertty line
@@Superpooper-202014%, where the f*ck did you get youe propaganda percentage ?
@@Superpooper-2020 pulled this stat from your ass ?
@@Superpooper-202090%???😂😂😂😂 whose as$ did you pull out these numbers from?
@@Superpooper-2020, 🤔! Are you mentioning about the ones keeping 4 Prostitutes and having them to produce 40 goons?
Proud of my india 🇮🇳❤
He is speaking kannada 00:41❤
Thu sule magane
houdu kannada
Tumba aagi santosha aaythu namma maata keli.
We Anna strong like rajnikant
This is next gen India.. This would be a game changer for Indian Agriculture industry..
I have explored more than 24 countries in the world so far, I would say India’s payment system method is one of the best in the world as well…
Wow i love India from France🇫🇷🗼
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Can't believe that British broadcasting company share positive news about india - Miracle ❤
Notice how BBC has still found a sneaky way to demean India by saying "AI comes to India" instead of saying "AI is being used by farmers in India". Also how the thumbnail shows a poor labourer as a representative Indian farmer. Classic BBC
Some techies in India are leaving their high paying stressful jobs and going into farming. I think in today’s time all should focus equally on agriculture along with technology. Because food is something is the core need of Humans. Due to environment depleting I think farming should be increased to sustain humanity, soil and our future
Spreading positive side of India not only good for BBC but also good for it's future.
BBC is a laughing stock. I come across their channel once in a while just to see their PROPAGONDA and have a laugh on them. 😂😂😂
Meanwhile the BBC is facing Income tax issues in India....
Chief : Show some good side that we're hiding..
बिल्कुल
@@sahasransusbarik Same can be said for CNN, TImesnow and almost every news outlet out there, I think Wired and Guardian news are one of the last sources of decent news
Notice how BBC has still found a sneaky way to demean India by saying "AI comes to India" instead of saying "AI is being used by farmers in India". Also how the thumbnail shows a poor labourer as a representative Indian farmer. Classic BBC
Good for India 🇮🇳 ❤❤❤This is good news to see
im shocked BBC dint start the India news video with cows, orange dirt filter, poverty, hungary people and the flue and table music. 😱😱😱😱
flute and tabla* music i meant 😂😂😂
Dont forget that the age old agricultural practices has made india self dependent on food production the ai system is used to just increase the yield......
From the time of green revolution india has become self reliant and it exports rice to countries like saudi arabia , europe and us
This is our tradition to uphold our practices but we are also working in shoulders to get advanced technically in the field of farming
Green revolution was about introduction of high yield seeds and fertilizers. It had to be done because our age old practices were not enough to keep up with the demand.
Yes true
Because of green revolution, use of chemicals, have grown to a larger scale and there residues have long impact on body. Some years after independence India could not control its population nor they would afford to import food! So few Americans supplied very cheap chemicals to India to keep yields at maximum level and make sure India could at least provide food for its people. Westerners will telecast unique things around the world but that doesn’t mean agriculture in India is getting modern! India is still struggling to cope with agriculture and allied activities
You know what triggered the green revolution? Imported crops from Mexico among other countries, and harmful pesticides and chemicals, not tradition
This is impossible
BBC with a positive news of India 💀🤌🏼
This agriculture coverage is from karnataka ❤..jai hind🇮🇳
People of the Maharashtra state of India are very much adaptive to latest technologies, whether in Farming or other ones.
In farming, use of micro irrigation systems e.g. drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation; agriculutural automations; Farm mechanisations etc is very common here❤️🇮🇳
Glad to see India using AI technology.
It's shocking that BBC is showing something Positive abt India 😂
India start Ai used 20 years before but BBC sleeping 😅
India is ahead of UK in terms of Innovation specially in AI and IOT. 😂😂😂
Finally you understand what AI can do.
Maj0rity 0f us Inddians still d0nt have access t0 t0ilet and clean drinking water
I will download this news before they remove it
That's really positive news shown by bbc on india
Yeah iam have checked channel name if it is bbc twice 😂
Thanks for useful and meaningful information as always
100 million people going no work🤣😂😂
@@lamkoiyeenkoiyeen4437 being an Indian I can say "f**k BBC News" because I don't care about your news🖕🏻😂
Being an Indian I can say F**🖕🏻 BBC, because I don't care about your news😂🖕🏻
Being an Indian I can say 🖕🏻BBC because I don't care about your news😂😂😊
better than 10 million out of 30 million XD@@lamkoiyeenkoiyeen4437
Incredible India. I Love 💕 india
Towards a smart indian agriculture. 1:31
we're in that era now when everybody mentions AI in everything everywhere. decades later we will cringe at ourselves when we know what AI really is, the same way people used "the internet" so much in the 80s
Ai is programming by humans left leaning humans and it will Create nothing but chaos
And internet turned out to be much more than what most people ever anticipated.
People will cringe more at TikTok and Twitch before AI.
Stop, complaining and start adapting.
@@earth2k66 Nah Tiktok hate is overrated, Instagram is just like tiktok (if not worse)
Nope this time it's bigger than internet
Proud to be ಕನ್ನಡಿಗ ❤💛❤️💛❤️💛
ಜೈ ಕನ್ನಡ ಜೈ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ 💛❤️
ಹಿಂದಿ ದೇಶ ಬಿಟ್ಟು ತೋಲೋಗಿಸಿ 💩
I love India and other neighbours country peoples from 🇧🇩
New is developing rapidly. Proud to be Indian. Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
As a fellow Indian, I like to advice you to keep pride of nation to yourself in UA-cam comments, ok 🙂 I mean if you love our nation, post inspiring facts / developments associated with the content of the video and don't just "jay hind". It's a little lame. Hope you understand and take this advice in friendly manner ❤️
@@Hariprasad-cd5bi Bhai mai yahi kartai hu maina Pakistani's, Turkish aur bhi bohut sara logo ki band bajai hai jo humara desh ka khilaf boltai hai. Aap ki ya mai saalo sa dosro ko datai araha hu.
Cringe
@@vanduzzz8093 For what?
@@hrithikbhogal6367 I'm from south India. I don't know hindi. 🥲 can you please use English
Promoting and investing in agriculture for every country should be evolving in the interest of engaging young people and their new theories and practices for a more stable economy in feeding its nation and export for demands. From Trinidad and Tobago. Prayers.
China🇨🇳 is declining.
- India🇮🇳, a Quad member, has the potential to be the next *only Asia superpower.*
Us Indians and Russians are shadows of China.
Lol
I guess it's a bot account
China and US won't decline, it's India who has to catch up to them, and for that manufacturing industries should come to India
@@kabir1934US won't but China is.
Have you been living under a commumist rock? Lol
BBC showing something positive about INDIA is rare.
*They are not like Modi media.*
@@fran20000 yeah that is george soros media iykyk
Bcoz they are facing income tax issues in india. Thats why this sudden change.
Notice how BBC has still found a sneaky way to demean India by saying "AI comes to India" instead of saying "AI is being used by farmers in India". Also how the thumbnail shows a poor labourer as a representative Indian farmer. Classic BBC
This was my internship project idea in college... Good that CSE' showing up with AI and ML
Hii iam agriculture graduate student there is any scope for me in AI use IN agriculture. Please guide me regarding to this.
Wow what a coincidence bbc reporting positive about india😁
They show the truth.
You just cherry picked the negative side of the truth cuz of your bias and insecurity.
Don't make it about your personal identity.
Nation doesn't grow through lies.
And even if you prove the disproportion, remember that news tends to be negative inherently
Notice how BBC has still found a sneaky way to demean India by saying "AI comes to India" instead of saying "AI is being used by farmers in India". Also how the thumbnail shows a poor labourer as a representative Indian farmer. Classic BBC
Excellent and meaningful use of AI. The agriculture sector is indeed in need of IT to grow the yield and save from natural calamities.
AI in agriculture sector required to maintain soil fertility with balanced micro macro neutrients, primary neutrients, secondary neutrients and trace elements. This will maintain health of flies, animals and humanbeing.
Proud of being Indian.... India should shine more and more ... INDIA shd be no 1 ....Thats my patriotism
Agriculture, IT industry, medical industry will have future billionaires, no matter how small firm it is. 🙏
The digital age has touched every industry, and agriculture is no exception. 1:30
Generative AI is playing a vital role in the implementation of precision agriculture techniques.
Technologies used for smart farming include artificial intelligence (AI), automation and the Internet of Things (IoT).
AI in agriculture has the potential to transform food systems and help address the global food crisis. 1:48
India and China have a combined population of 2.8 billion people.
Bbc speaking positively about india 😂😂😂😂..wow thats a development😂😂😅
They show the truth.
You just cherry picked the negative side of the truth cuz of your bias and insecurity.
Don't make it about your personal identity.
Nation doesn't grow through lies.
And even if you prove the disproportion, remember that news tends to be negative inherently
they always show the truth. you some bhakts can't accept the thruth😂 thats why bbc looks so evil in your POV. also this is BBC bangalore Division(south india). not your over hiped,screaming medias.
@@nottuva If there anything positive abt india 2 min document. And if negative then 30 min/1 hour multiple documents ,one after another , This is what BBC do.FACT.
@@stephanatlas5331 tell to them
@@nottuvado u know what is bhakth means and bhakti... ask Marathi varakari people what is bhakth.. u can use chamcha gadha blind so many words but u choose bhakth to criticize us... shame on you and ur intellectual.. u make worst of good things... u hv hidden agenda to defame hindu dharm
I am also using AI in my business, it helped me offer competitive prices and do work which was previously very tiresome to do.
Wait for 2-3 years and things will be too different than even today 😇 AI is developing too rapidly to the point of you have to constantly update / upgrade to keep up with others / going out of business
You want saving?
There's none better that indians.
Very proud to be indian🎉
If Engineers start doing Agriculture or Engineers spare some Time, INDIA will be the most Advanced in Agriculture.
Why they are not reporting about German farmers protest😢
Its good for the future of eco system, but to apply the AI the cost is higher than the human labor and resources sometimes land cost. So it needs sometimes to stabilize and large scale farm may be afford it. After produce the product the price might go hire because of overhead cost
Extraordinary good I am extremely glad to watch that India is using AI in agriculture
Did something happen to BBC?
Yes. Income tax issues in India. Lol .
How Digital agri mission launched by GOI is gonna benefit to an individual farmer.....
This is the meaning of getting education 🎉🎉🎉🎉
It's only a time, India will create some of the world's best invention to humanity.
finally AI being used for something useful .
What do you mean? There are a lot of useful AI out there. You could research them
AI is already being used in numerous useful aspects of society including drug development, new materials for safer & more powerful batteries, healthcare, weather prediction and so on. I think you should read more about things like that 😇
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Using fertilizers through technology is not a great achievement. It's important to consider sustainable practices in agriculture. Balancing technology with ecological awareness can help mitigate environmental impact and promote a healthier coexistence with nature. Finding a middle ground can lead to more efficient and responsible farming methods.
As a progressive Hindu from India, I would love to see a British documentary about the illegal opium cultivation in my country India ( NORTHEAST REGION). Myanmar is the largest producer of opium in the world and the undocumented refugees from Myanmar who are living in India are helping the local population to grow opium.
You are Hindu and only civilization still going on so you don't need to say progressive Hindu. Believe on yourself and your relegion more.
🌟 As a Progressive INDIAN from ACTUAL 👆 "I N D I A", I'd love to see Mamata Banerjee n China's any sort of constructive production towards India, EVER other than riding votebank politics 💯 ..
@@applesoranges559you don't understand the question, the problem in manipur is created by certain people and that certain people have links in Britain, and govt going to take down those certain people. Problem in Myanmar is created by this certain people
He is a meitei fir sure
Hindu comes from the phrase "Sapt Sindhu" (Land of 7 rivers). It is also a geographical term like India.
“And profitable “ India has been growing food efficiently and healthily for thousands and thousands of years . The Punjab “was” the bread basket of the world . Huge corporations (ie Monsanto ) with the direct help of Mr gates have changed all of that within the last couple of decades .
I think the"British" are aware of it😂😂😂
The USA is popularly known as the breadbasket of the world because it supplies cereals, grains and rice to the whole world. The USA has been having wheat production at a very fast scope since the 19the century
blaming monsato is BS ... Punjab's productivity is way low by global standards ... its based on cheap inputs
Punjabis have to fully take the blame for ALL the agriculture-related failures in Punjab. On average, Punjabi farmers are the richest in India, yet they insist on having handouts, have become completely risk averse, and are simply NOT interested in trying out new things.
Green revolution was necessary to feed the population of a billion.
There are always a tradeoffs
0:50 water vineyards?
The AI deployed should be trained with traditional knowledge too..
additional data point
Have you seen US professor Andrew Millison's videos on India's Water Revolution and Permaculture Revolution. These AI gadgets are only - as mentioned -available to a tiny percentage of yuppie horticulturalists.
My favorite programmes in BBC, my childhood very much influenced by BBC programmes like Holiday, Travel show,Panorama,Horizon ,Correspondent,Pandorous Box ,Window on europe,Rough guide to the world,Michael palin around the world in 80 days,Top gear,the curse of tutenkamen etc
I'm surprised BBC is showing this kind of positive news on India I can't believe I think I'm dreaming 😅😂 Thanks BBC
This is so heartening to see!
Incredible India ❤
😂😂😂😂
atlast brown sepoys in india got white validation on news channel. u happy mate?
@@anantgarg8741 But BJP controlled Godi Media never showed this news.
Rather, the so-called Soros controlled London based BBC showed this news.
0:44 Nitin Sir 😍
Maintaining soil health is very very important. The microbial activity should be given more importance. Our age old practices emphasizes on that. This AI tech from fasal is not affordable by the marginal farmers who comprises of 90 % of farmers. Most of the water just flows away or doesn't percolate as the porous nature of soil is simply removed due to absence of microbs and earthworm. Same hold for bugs and insects, we are killing the friendly bugs and insects who are responsible for damaging crops have slowly developed immunity. Bees & Birds population are on decline. We kills snakes who used to roam our fields. The entire ecosystem is destroyed. According to me a farmer is not a businessman , he is like a son who takes care of mother earth and in return mother never disappoints. Govt. Instead of giving heavy subsidy and burdening our exchequer should concentrate on building ITI-Agri , we need more skilled farmers.
And who is going to provide you the weather report for your crop harvest 🙄 Have you ever gone to any farming family?
@@aesthetic_lover_here I have my farm and i do mostly natural farming and have employed 10 farmers and these farmers based on the instincts & experience have never failed me. For this we need not a smart AI device. Read my reply properly and try to understand. We are farmers not businessman.
@@mishtic8024 I absolutely don't agree with you. It looks like you are telling a false story.
@@aesthetic_lover_here Ok .
It's not an either or situation, you know. Infact, AI can be used to avoid the negatives of both traditional farming and industrial level farming. Traditional farming relies heavily on age old observed inferences, while AI can help with doing actual real time observation. You just have to use the traditional methods based on those data. Like how this person uses AI to just collect weather data and soil conditions. He can just simply minimize his water usage, and their is nothing against 'tradition' here. Just because he uses that data, doesn't necessarily mean he can only use modern chemicals, he could very well be using organic traditional fertilizers.
It could also help us avoid eutrophication, but making necessary drainage design changes, which is something Traditional farming doesn't care about.
We need to remember that times have changed, the seasons, climate and soil have changed and we cannot just blindly rely on old wisdom, that was made from observing past conditions, which isn't the same now.
This is the project by my son in his 9th standard school project which earned him child scientist from Indian ambassador of UAE, Dubai. It happened about 6 years ago.
Can u tell how he made it?
Surprised to see Bbc is spreading positive news 😂😂😂😂
I love how you share the entire process from planting to harvesting
My comment might be pessimistic, but these technologies can be scaled in production by large/commercial/industrial/corporate farming. Those farming methods will reduce costs by optimizing resources (from seeds to pesticides to marketing the produces), thereby making it hard for small and medium scale farmers to thrive. Technology optimizes things, yes! But at what cost?
Also add to this the fact that AI requires massive amount of energy to run. I don't know about other forms of AI but chat gpt requires supply of huge amount of fresh water.
What would be the point of saving water on agriculture and finding a new technology to waste it on.
@@rudra-b3iwhy does it requires water to run and how?
@@ved955 for heat dissipation. Chat gpt consumes 500ml of fresh water for every conversation.
@@rudra-b3iactually the training of AI is the thing requiring most of energy use. Running the AI itself (especially for purpose like agriculture rather than NLP / gen AI) don't cost too much power. Also, governments usually give subsidies for farmers regarding electricity use 😇
@@rudra-b3i So listening to the nay-sayers, let's throttle all growth and development. People like you 5 decades ago called the Computer a Devil, and wanted it to be banned by the law!
Look where we reached when we flushed that nonsense down the toilet. Had we acted the way you are doing, we would have been stuck to the same fatalism you are showing here. Stop being a Negative Nanny. It shows you have no ideas of your own.
If you cannot see the positive side, just stop viewing.
bbc mistakenly uploaded positive video bout india
Innovation welcomed but farm policies have to be implemented, fragmented land holdings give not much profit for the low yield it generates
I just love India
*BBC in parallel universe:*
Go India go … unstoppable
ನಮ್ಮ ಕನ್ನಡದವ್ರು ❤❤❤
I am glad that the neighboring country is making progress in agriculture. This will benefit the entire region as this technology will become widespread.
BBC news positive news india 🤯🤯🤯 can't believe
Goosebumps moment when all farming is done by AI.😢
Just 2% of cultivators use tech in farming. 2:23
Don't forget traditional knowledge- it is crucial for the environment! Profit and productivity at the expense of what? not respecting the environment
Had our ancestors insisted on such "logic", we would still be hunter-gatherers, wearing tree barks as a dress!
They are literally achieving the both. Didn't you listen to how it helped them reduce the water usage and etc
Have you seen prof Andrew Millison's amazing videos on the Water Revolution and Permaculture Revolution in India - they turnarounds from drought-stricken poverty to all-year round abundance and resilience to droughts etc. is amazing.
00:02 AI is changing farming in India.
00:26 Artificial intelligence is making farming in India more efficient and profitable.
00:50 AI used for precise farming techniques
01:13 AI helps in efficient irrigation
01:34 AI powered robots improve farming productivity
02:00 AI technology in farming aims to make plant-level decision making for spraying.
02:20 Low adoption of tech in farming in India.
02:41 AI-driven agriculture promises profitability
Crafted by Merlin AI.
hearing kannada words on an international tv is such a bliss.💛 ❤️
As a Telugu guy, even I like when I hearing sister language in the global stage.
😂
South indians 🤦
@@bestvideos35 It’s not South Indian.
India has around 16 major languages, in North there are Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Bengali, Assamese.
If a Punjabi farming has innovation a Haryanvi farmer would feeling happy, even though they are Hindi is trying to unite these languages. The feeling of hearing them is beautiful.
It’s a sense of appreciation which we need to have towards our own languages, like German(Deutsch) is spoken in Switzerland and Austria. It’s a sense of respect they give to their own.
Telugu and Kannada are much older and cultural roots dates to 1000 B.C
Not feeling proud it a shameful act. I don’t expect everyone to respect everything but insulting is wrong.
@@RayCh your comment shows your mentality
And you r a good man
Respect from a hariyanvi guy
I can't believe this BBC showing good side of India..
Oh i see defence minister of India is in London for defence deal
BBC is such a 😂😂😂😂
They need the FTA after all. Then space program with Oxford and IIST. All part of interests
This is from North Karnataka, India ❤
I am proud as a Maharashtrian
Be proud of being indian , jai hind , jai maharastra .
It's proud to me the young farmers belongs to our state [karnataka] it's very happy to se agriculture in a new scientific ways 🎉🎉👌.
I'm surprising that bbc show this, British badal rha hai 😊😊😊
Finally...we got AI and other technology in BHARAT for an Agricultural use......it was needed desperately........We can become world leader.....in Agricultural based trading,business and selling from Farmer to customer.
India, kannada ❤
At the end of the day ,you found something better in india
Great to see India progressing ....I wish we work on cleanliness in our cities and control corruption..... would become really livable
As a person living in the outskirts of Bengaluru (IT-BT city), I can proudly say we are actively involved in farming from many generations.
Hope our govt. will avoid looting our land for city development and encourage agri practices.
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Stop it dude
Get some help
Huh? WHat is wrong being proud of his country?@@dis_account_is_for_study_o1717
@@dis_account_is_for_study_o1717 If your account is for study then what are you doing here. Get some help mf
Digital India 🇮🇳 ❤
Artificial intelligence (AI) has positively impacted Indian agriculture in various ways. AI-powered technologies such as precision farming, data analytics, and crop monitoring have enhanced productivity and sustainability. These innovations help farmers make informed decisions based on real-time data, optimizing resource utilization and improving crop yields. Additionally, AI-driven weather forecasting aids in better planning, reducing risks associated with climate uncertainties. Overall, the integration of AI in Indian agriculture contributes to increased efficiency and resilience in the farming sector.
Hii i am sudden compliting my bsc agriculture degree. Now I think to join Krushi vigyan kendra, baramati as a internship in AI use in agriculture. Is it good and there is scope in future for job in it. Please tell me what can I do. 😊
After going out of India I feel like food item is so cheaper as compared to other countries and tastes of fruit and vegetables are so different than any other countries, India is country of gods may be god blessings are in Indian soils, I find so many varieties of food, people, soils, land, seasons, climate, languages, culture, some are has climate like swezerland, -kashmir, some like Desert, rajesthan, some like Europe, some like America, if I write it wouldn't be less, people are so kind even, i think that why old Chinese people tell its a heaven land..
Indian farmers using AI so india should give some money to UK.
--BBC
😂😂😂
This video is a great reminder of the importance of innovation in agriculture. We need to continue to develop new technologies to help farmers meet the growing demand for food.
Morethan 1.4billion people are in India there are still alot of inventions beside this,but it's unrecognized
It's not even an innovation, let alone invention.
This is basically an application of already existing tech
Thanks BBC, so finally shown some positive new of India. BBC haven't covered how India provided vaccine to other countries for free of cost, BBC haven't covered how India's economy is sustained during COVID, as well as Rassia Ukraine war, also how India is developing fro past 6-7 years, and many more
Reporting on anything except the German Farmers protests hey BBC 😂
why they are protesting?