Role of ICT in agricultural development and access to food security


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Kazem Taleshi, . and Nooshin Osooli, . (2007) Role of ICT in agricultural development and access to food security. [Proceedings Paper]

Abstract

In the present era of information and communication technology individuals can receive the latest information at high speed and low charges at any time or place and communicate with one another. Agriculture as the most important production activity of rural areas has a strong relationship with economic and eliminate factors. Lack of information in these fields can reinforce uncertainty and unreliability in management. Processing and providing authorities with information can facilitate decision making and reduce existing risks. In order to improve the quality and quantiti of production and marketing of their yield farmers require access to informational resources. Internet is the most effective form of ICT. Increase in fixed and mobile lines per capita and the number of personal computers office automation and the increase in the number of Internet users pave the way to improve the standard of ICT development. The use of above mentioned criteria have a considerable effect on having a more economic agriculture development. ICT is fuctional in production of agricultural yields in creating practical and scientific agriculture. Similarly modern and scientific meteorology meticulous information about price variations measurement possibility and needs in national and international consuming markets propagation elimination of third parties in differences between finished price of yields for producer and user facilitating villagers access to public services are among the criteria from which a modern and scientific agriculture can rely on ICT. Therefore in order to improve agriculture yileds qualitatively and quantitatively and become self-sufficient in food production economic security and political employment to decrease immigration from villages to cities education decrease or eliminate poverty unemployment illiteracy and so forth we require to access information and new communication technology effectively and on time.


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In the present era of information and communication technology individuals can receive the latest information at high speed and low charges at any time or place and communicate with one another. Agriculture as the most important production activity of rural areas has a strong relationship with economic and eliminate factors. Lack of information in these fields can reinforce uncertainty and unreliability in management. Processing and providing authorities with information can facilitate decision making and reduce existing risks. In order to improve the quality and quantiti of production and marketing of their yield farmers require access to informational resources. Internet is the most effective form of ICT. Increase in fixed and mobile lines per capita and the number of personal computers office automation and the increase in the number of Internet users pave the way to improve the standard of ICT development. The use of above mentioned criteria have a considerable effect on having a more economic agriculture development. ICT is fuctional in production of agricultural yields in creating practical and scientific agriculture. Similarly modern and scientific meteorology meticulous information about price variations measurement possibility and needs in national and international consuming markets propagation elimination of third parties in differences between finished price of yields for producer and user facilitating villagers access to public services are among the criteria from which a modern and scientific agriculture can rely on ICT. Therefore in order to improve agriculture yileds qualitatively and quantitatively and become self-sufficient in food production economic security and political employment to decrease immigration from villages to cities education decrease or eliminate poverty unemployment illiteracy and so forth we require to access information and new communication technology effectively and on time.

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Item Type: Proceedings Paper
Additional Information: 22 ref.
AGROVOC Term: AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
AGROVOC Term: INTERNET
AGROVOC Term: IRAN ISLAMIC REPUBLIC
Geographical Term: MALAYSIA
Depositing User: Ms. Suzila Mohamad Kasim
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 05:13
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/11133

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