AM: digitalisation is the key to the green transition of agriculture
One of the most serious challenges of agriculture is generational change. Since farming requires a serious and long-term commitment, young people should be attracted to the agricultural profession by presenting the latest technologies, he said. Anikó Juhász told MTI on Thursday at a press conference announcing the European Precision Farming Conference (ECPA).
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