The agriculture industry is facing a significant modernization gap, which hampers its ability to adopt new technologies and improve productivity.
Despite the potential benefits of modern agricultural practices, many farmers remain reliant on outdated methods, limiting their competitiveness and efficiency. This gap not only affects economic growth but also poses challenges for food security and sustainability in the sector, highlighting the urgent need for investment in modernization and support for farmers to transition to more advanced practices.
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