According to Grand View Research's "Agriculture Equipment Industry Data Book, 2022-2030," the global market for agriculture equipment was valued at USD 286.03 billion in 2021 and would grow at a strong CAGR of 6.2% between 2022 and 2030. Modern advancements in agricultural machinery have increased speed, scale, and output, enabling effective farming. Farmers have benefited from automation and process monitoring thanks to the development of telematics, which is now gaining popularity as a profitable choice. Investments in smart farming can hasten innovation and encourage the use of IoT solutions in agriculture by increasing output and operational effectiveness.

In order to track down the locations of their tools and vehicles, assess those locations, and give real-time data, farm managers have looked for customised solutions, such as GPS monitoring and smart farming. Farmers have used geofencing to emphasise soil cultivation, fertilisation, and harvesting. Particularly, optimising the usage of vehicles, such tractors, can help advance sustainable farming.

Manufacturers and providers of agricultural gear have shown a preference for environmentally friendly tractors with zero emissions, low noise levels, and minimal maintenance costs. Farmers will probably look into options for sustainable mechanisation and driverless tractors to lessen agriculture's impact on the environment, increase the productivity of their land, and ease the strain of labour shortages. Farmers will be able to control driverless tractors via an app, positioning the vehicle, navigating past obstacles, turning around and driving the full length of the field.

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