In recent years, Azerbaijan has been actively embracing innovation in its agricultural sector to enhance productivity, quality, and competitiveness. One major area of focus is the application of information technology, where farm management systems and digital platforms assist farmers in optimizing production processes, resource management, and monitoring. Additionally, the integration of drones and satellite technologies aids in crop monitoring, disease detection, and soil moisture assessment, enabling prompt corrective actions to improve yield and quality. Precision agriculture practices, such as automated systems for fertilizer distribution and irrigation management, further optimize resource utilization while minimizing environmental impact. Innovations extend to supply chain management and logistics, with the adoption of systems like SCM and IoT technologies to enhance product storage, transportation, and distribution efficiency, thereby reducing losses and increasing competitiveness. The establishment of agro-parks, totaling 17 presently and set to expand to 51, underscores Azerbaijan's commitment to innovation and efficient production. Notable innovations include the adoption of modern Korean machinery for rice cultivation and exploration of ozone's potential in agriculture by local research institutes. Azerbaijan is also actively promoting its agricultural products in global markets through initiatives like the "Made in Azerbaijan" program, supported by state funding for marketing and export promotion. The country recognizes agriculture as a crucial driver of economic development, and through continuous investment in innovative technologies and practices, aims to ensure food security, sustainable growth, and increased export opportunities.
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