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An agricultural digital twin for mandarins demonstrates the potential for individualized agriculture

Agriculture

An agricultural digital twin for mandarins demonstrates the potential for individualized agriculture

S. Kim and S. Heo

This groundbreaking study conducted by Steven Kim and Seong Heo investigates the creation of an agricultural digital twin utilizing mandarins as a model crop. By aggregating data from Jeju Island and performing detailed analyses, the research demonstrates the potential of digital twins for individualized agricultural practices.

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