I'm looking around trying to figure out what to do next or how to move forward between internships, the academic world or finding a job. Considering, the possibility to start a PhD, I would like to ask you all: which areas do you think would be more suitable for further studies on Sustainable Agriculture, according to your experience and the present issues?
Thanks in advance
PhD studies need to problem-driven (specific to your study area). Your interest + your supervisor/s interest should be also considered. Otherwise answering how agriculture could be sustainable by itself.... an interesting topic for me.
In addition, you can think of integrated farming, organic farming....vs conventional farming.....
Please have a look at some discussion on RG @Bijesh Mishra question;
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Sustainable_Agriculture_is_a_philosophy_farming_system_and_management_strategies
Don't 'find a job', become an inventor or start an innovative business! But definitely do the PhD :)
In my opinion, you should focus on the applications of artificial intelligence, we have had good results. Here are some cases that we have developed in bananas, aimed at improving decisions with machine learning:
Article Relationship Between Soil Properties and Banana Productivity...
Article Correlation of banana productivity levels and soil morpholog...
Article Fusarium Wilt of Bananas: A Review of Agro-Environmental Fac...
Conference Paper Novel solutions for diseases in bananas: An approach with Ma...
Conference Paper Machine Learning and the new sustainable agriculture: applic...
Dear Dr Filippo Carmenati . See the following useful link: https://ieee-wf-5g.org/5g-ecosystem-towards-smarter-and-sustainable-agriculture-opportunities-and-challenges/
Kindly check also the following very good link: https://worldwidescience.org/topicpages/s/sustainable+agriculture+research.html
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