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AI-Based Weather Forecasting: The ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare (MoAFW) Announced on Friday that it sent ai-based monsoon forecasts through sms (m-kisan) to Nearly 3.8 Crore Furmers Crossing 13 States. These Forecasts were Issued Earlier Than Ever – Up to four weeks before the rains.

AI-Based Weather Forecasting: Tool For Planning Kharif Agricultural Decisions

AI-Based Models Enabled Forecasts Tailored to Farmers’ Needs, Providing them with a Vital Tool for Planning Kharif Crops. This first-off-wealth targeted use of ai weather forecasts positions moafw as a global leads in applying ai to directly Benefit Farmers.

AI-Based Weather Forecasting: Depend on kharif farming

The brors of farmers in India relay on Rainfall for kharif farming, which is their main source of income. Getting Monsoon Forecasts in Advance Can Help Them Decide What to Plant, How Much, and when. Thanks to Artificial Intelligence (AI), this is now possible with more accurate weather predictions.

AI-Based Weather Forecasting: Meeting at Krishna Bhavan

In a program review meeting hand at krishna bhavan on September 8, additional secretary pramod kumar meherda and joint secretary sanjay kumar agarwal met with nobel laureate and universesity of chicago Professor Michael Kremer to Discuss the GroundBreaking Initiative by the ministry and the expansion of the program. (Also Read: Google Gemini Nano Banana: How many free images can you generate?

Additional Secretary Meherda Remarked, “This program harnesses the revolution in ai-spoken weather forecasting to predict the Arrival of Continuous Rains, Empowering Farmers to Plan AGRICULTUTITIES With greatness and manage risks. We look forward to control this effort in future years. ”

This year, the monsoon Arrived early, but there was a pause in the Northward Progression, Stalling Rains Mid-SESON for 20 Days. The AI-based forecasts distributed by the moafw correctly identified this Pause in Monsoon Progression. “As Climate Change Increases Weather Variables, Forecasts are a Useful Tool to Help Farmers Adapt to the Situation,” Said Joint Secretary Shri Sanjay Kumar Agarwal. (With IANS Inputs)