Agricultural and Biological Research

Green revolution-based perspectives on information technology utilization for sustainable agricultural development

Sonam Pareek*

Horticultural techniques and advancements are diverse due to the inherent differences among plant species, each with unique needs and growing conditions. This diversity drives the development of specialized methods customized to various plants. Progress in horticulture is greatly enhanced by the global exchange of knowledge among horticulturists, researchers and farmers. As information about effective techniques and innovations is shared across borders, it leads to improved practices and solutions. Technology has become an important platform for facilitating this global communication, transforming how horticultural information is disseminated and applied. This interconnectedness enables practitioners to adopt and adapt successful methods from different regions, significantly advancing the agricultural sector. The result is a more efficient and sustainable approach to horticulture, benefiting everyone involved from farmers who achieve better yields to consumers who enjoy higher quality produce. Ultimately, this global collaboration and technological integration encourage continuous improvement and innovation in horticulture.