Analysis shows digitalization and AI adoption could enhance agricultural productivity in Russia and China, suggesting increased institutional cooperation.
Key Points
Digitalization in agriculture is projected to enhance productivity in China by up to 25% by 2030, reflecting strong government support in technology.
China's agriculture has reached 45% automation, with an expected rise to 50% within the next decade, underpinned by extensive 5G infrastructure.
This analysis utilized multivariate regression models to evaluate the effects of economic, social, and infrastructural factors on agricultural digitalization.
Findings may guide the formulation of agricultural digitalization strategies and the execution of joint projects, especially under initiatives like BRICS+.