Precision agriculture will not end hunger in India or turn its subsistence-level farmers into serious agribusinesses, but in an environment of scarcity, it can take those scarce resources, be they seed, fertilizer, or water, and get the most out of them. India does not have a national network of agronomist to provide expertise and resources to its country's farmers as China, the Americas, and Europe do. The budgetary resources in India are spread too thin. [...]
I mean, more efficient agriculture is not a bad idea, but the current problem we're facing is not efficiency, it's d i s t r i b u t i o n