An Improved Agriculture Farming Through the Role of Digital Twin

Digital twins (DTs) are being used by an expanding number of sectors, altering them and opening up new possibilities. Digital twins enable previously unimaginable levels of autonomy over physical items and assist in the administration of complicated operations by integrating a variety of techniques. Agriculture has witnessed significant technology breakthroughs recently, although it is uncertain whether this sector is consciously trying to incorporate digital twins into its processes. Yet, in order to fully realise these advantages, the technology’s possible negative technological and social-ecological repercussions should be examined and controlled. As a result, an interpretive evaluation is carried out, highlighting the development of contemporary examples towards the goals of sustainable farming. Furthermore, the design’s environmentally and scientific risks are addressed, resulting in a high-level blueprint highlighting the major accomplishments required to encourage the transparent and stable growth of DTs in farming. As the upcoming phase of digitization concept, digital twin software can integrate farmers by continuously and authentic surveillance of the physical realm (field) and upgrading the condition of the virtual environment.