Mobile phones are driving innovation in agriculture, helping farmers improve productivity and sustainability. Agricultural apps provide weather forecasts, market prices, and crop management advice tailored to specific regions and crops. Farmers can access information on pest control, irrigation schedules, and fertilizer usage, reducing waste and increasing yields. Mobile technology also facilitates direct communication between farmers and buyers, eliminating intermediaries and ensuring fair prices. In remote areas, smartphones connect farmers to agricultural extension services and educational resources, empowering them with knowledge that was previously inaccessible.​

Mobile phones are driving innovation in agriculture, helping farmers improve productivity and sustainability. Agricultural apps provide weather forecasts, market prices, and crop management advice tailored to specific regions and crops. Farmers can access information on pest control, irrigation schedules, and fertilizer usage, reducing waste and increasing yields. Mobile technology also facilitates direct communication between farmers and buyers, eliminating intermediaries and ensuring fair prices. In remote areas, smartphones connect farmers to agricultural extension services and educational resources, empowering them with knowledge that was previously inaccessible.​

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