Transition from Digital Agriculture to Agriculture 4.0 as the Most Promising Scenario for Ensuring Future Food Security

Mikhail S. Kyzyurov, Ayapbergen A. Taubayev, Larissa P. Steblyakova () and Larisa V. Shabaltina
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Mikhail S. Kyzyurov: Vyatka State University
Ayapbergen A. Taubayev: Esil University
Larissa P. Steblyakova: State University of Management
Larisa V. Shabaltina: Plekhanov Russian University of Economics

Chapter Chapter 8 in Food Security in the Economy of the Future, 2023, pp 75-83 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract The paper aims to identify the most promising scenario for ensuring the food security of the economy of the future. The authors use scenario analysis to compare digital agriculture and agriculture 4.0. As a result, the authors substantiate that the transition from digital agriculture to agriculture 4.0 is the most promising scenario for ensuring the food security of the future economy. The benefits of transitioning to agriculture 4.0 are associated with a 23.92% increase in food availability, a 43.32% decrease in prices, a 35.61% increase in food quality and safety, and a 57.17% increase in environmental friendliness and sustainability of agriculture. The contribution of the research to the literature lies in the scientific rationale for the transition from digital agriculture to agriculture 4.0 in terms of efficiency. The practical significance of the author’s conclusions is that they constitute a useful policy tool for improving the food security of the economy of the future.

Keywords: Digital agriculture; Agriculture 4.0; Scenarios; Effectiveness; Technological modernization; Food security; Economy of the future; C32; D61; O13; O14; O32; Q16 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-23511-5_8

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