Nairobi, Oct. 26 -- A technological revolution is reshaping global agriculture. Artificial intelligence (AI) can detect crop diseases and anticipate weather risks. Drones, sensors and geospatial tools can improve farm management, while digital platforms connect producers to advice, finance and markets.

For Africa, these advances could raise productivity, strengthen resilience, reduce food losses and create new opportunities for young people.

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