agricultural biotechnology

  Introduction Agriculture has always been the foundation of human civilization, providing food, raw materials, and economic support for societies around the world. However, farming in the 21st century is facing several major challenges including climate change, increasing population, shortage of natural resources, soil degradation, emerging crop diseases, and the need for sustainable food production. Traditional farming methods alone may not be sufficient to meet future food requirements. The agriculture sector is rapidly transforming through the integration of advanced technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), robotics , biotechnology , genomics , automation, and precision agriculture . The future of agriculture will not only depend on increasing production but also on producing more with fewer resources. By 2030, farms are expected to become more data-driven, automated, and scientifically managed. The combination of AI, robots, and biotechnology will help farmers ma...