In Press. Innovative technological solutions in agriculture

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Data analysis, forecasting, gradient boosting, mathematical analysis, neural networks, random forest, regression analysis, statistics, sustainability, vegetation indices

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The book "Innovative technological solutions in agriculture" offers a clear and accessible overview of modern digital tools and technologies that are changing the way agriculture works. It explains how satellite images, weather data, and machine learning help farmers better monitor crops, predict yields, and use resources more efficiently. Using examples such as advanced yield prediction models for major crops in Ukraine, the book shows how these technologies work in practice. It also brings together research on sustainable farming, climate-smart innovations, robotics, and digital farm management systems. Overall, the book highlights how new technologies can increase productivity, reduce environmental impact, and support the development of smarter and more resilient agricultural systems.

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Lykhovyd, P., Silchenko, V., Kononenko, L., Savchenko, V., Karnaushenko, A., Hlavatska, Y., Savelenko, H., Sysolina, N., Sysolina, I., Vasylkovska, K., Andriienko, O., Malakhovska, V., Androshchuk, I., Vasylkovskyi, O., Moroz, S., Karashchuk, G., & Kulidzhanov, E. (2025). In Press. Innovative technological solutions in agriculture. Scientific Route OÜ®. https://monograph.route.ee/rout/catalog/book/innovative_technological_solutions_in_agriculture