The manual on the application of technological solutions in agriculture is ready! The VIRAL project has produced another important, and innovative resource – “Manual for Educators on the Application of Selected Technological Hardware-Software Solutions in Agriculture: Robotics, GIS, Drone Use, IoT, Mobile Applications” which will help our agricultural producers to master new information and communication technologies in their agricultural production.
Whether you are a crop farmer, fruit grower, or livestock producer, you will find useful instructions and guidelines on using selected technological solutions in production in this manual.
The manual is also intended for educators – advisors, and lecturers as it can be a useful resource in preparing lectures, training, and mentoring activities. If you want to learn more about the approach to training preparation, we have prepared practical advice for designing and preparing training that you can read here.
Modern trends in the application of the Internet of Things (IoT) in agriculture are presented in the second part of the manual, which can be found here.
The importance and use of GIS in agriculture are discussed in the third part of the manual, which can be found in this section.
Robotics plays an increasingly significant role in modern agricultural production. We write about the ways of using robotics in agriculture in the fourth part of the manual, which can be found here.
What we can do with a drone in agricultural production is presented in the fifth part of the manual, which you can download in this section.
Mobile applications have become an indispensable tool in agricultural production. We write about this in the sixth part of the manual, which can be downloaded here.
The manual is published by the Western Balkans Institute in Belgrade (ISBN-978-86-89873-17-7) and the Montenegrin Association for New Technologies, edited by Prof. Dr. Miljan Cvetkovic – University of Banja Luka and Prof. Dr. Radovan Stojanovic – MANT.
The author team consists of Prof. Dr. Zdenka Babic, Prof. Dr. Mihajlo Markovic, Mr. Vedran Jovanovic, and Mr. Milan Sipka from the University of Banja Luka, as well as Prof. Dr. Aljo Mujcic and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Alma Secerbegovic from the University of Tuzla, also Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jurij Rakun and Mr. Erik Rihter from the University of Maribor, and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tomo Popovic, Mr. Stevan Cakic, Ivan Jovovic, and Jovana Popovic from the University of Donja Gorica, and Marko Stojanovic from the Western Balkans Institute Belgrade.
