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Urban farming is the practice of growing crops, raising animals, or producing food within towns and cities. It helps improve food security, create income opportunities, and make use of small spaces such as rooftops, balconies, backyards, and vacant land.
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Smart agriculture, also called precision agriculture, is the use of modern technology to improve farming productivity, efficiency, and sustainability. It combines digital tools, sensors, automation, and data analysis to help farmers make better decisions about crop and livestock production.
A course designed to bridge the gap between quantitative engineering principles and microbiological risk mitigation.
- Teacher: Moses Ndiege