IMPACT OF THE APPLICATION DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN AGRICULTURE ON SUBSIDIZATION AND PRODUCTION MECHANISMS

In recent years, the use of digital technologies in agriculture has had a significant impact both on the production process itself and on subsidy mechanisms. These technologies enable farmers to manage production more accurately, efficiently, and conveniently. For example, through soil fertility sensors, weather monitoring systems, and automated irrigation, farmers can achieve higher yields at lower costs. At the same time, product quality improves and the irrational use of natural resources is reduced. Digital technologies also ensure a fairer and more transparent distribution of state subsidies. Farmers’ activities are monitored through electronic systems, and the amount of subsidies is determined based on actual production indicators. Such an approach creates conditions for the efficient use of public funds and helps prevent the spread of false information.