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Paddy Farmers’ Intention To Fully Adopt Smart Farming Technologies: Examining The Role Of Overall Perceived Value And Technology Readiness
Smart Farming Technologies (SFTs) hold significant potential for enhancing productivity, optimizing resource utilization, and promoting sustainability in agriculture. Modern farming faces a complex array of interconnected challenges, from soil health and water management to pest control and yield op
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