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Research Paper | Statistics | India | Volume 7 Issue 4, April 2018

Impact of Big Data on Agriculture Sector: Co-Relation with the Indian Economy

Sumit Singh Shekhawat | Sujeet Kumawat

Abstract: Agriculture is the mainstay of India & #039, s economy which plays a very imperative role in the development of the country. Agriculture of India is very vast and extensive approx. More than 50 % of the country population engaged in the agriculture sector by occupation. Apart from this big data also plays a very vital role in the agriculture sector, it obtains the huge quantity of data and provides useful information to producers. Agriculture has been inactive to embrace innovation but even here it & #039, s starting to consider an enormous impact. There are almost plenty of organization offering everything from tools to bot, farm management, and drones, etc. Besides of this, the climate changes is the crucial concern for 21st century it plays a very negative role in the agriculture sector. One concern of agriculturalists regarding towards climatic changes involve the effects on pest populations. Climate change may permit population expansions or pest migration which may tremendous effects on profitability and on agricultural productivity. Using a newly developed worldwide irrigation prototype with a space motion of 0.5 by 0.5, we show the first international analysis of the effect of climate changes and climate on irrigation water demand. Furthermore, the future scope of agriculture fully depends on the monsoon but some statistics facts and figures predicted the horrendous future of agriculture in India. Smart farming with the help of big data provides new techniques and innovation such as drones, sensor techniques, automatic advance tractors, etc. which helps a lot in increasing the efficiency in the field.

Keywords: Agriculture, Big data, climatic changes, Future scope, Smart farming

Edition: Volume 7 Issue 4, April 2018,

Pages: 972 - 974

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