How is modern technology changing agriculture? Interview with Mihran Sahakyan
August 12, 2024 14:33
How are modern technologies changing today's agriculture, are these technologies affordable, and is the money spent on them justified? Do innovative methods involve the use of pesticides in agriculture, how open are farmers to innovation, and what are the advantages of organic crops?
About these and other issues, NEWS.am Tech spoke with Mihran Sahakyan, co-founder and technical director of Sky Agro Armenia, which deals in precise and smart agriculture, within the framework of the "Did you know?" program.
You can watch the full interview in Armenian below.
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