Application of Information and Communication Technology in Agri-farming system: A Bibliometric Investigation

The four components of production are land, labour, capital, and organisation, and in current information age, ICT which is information and communication technology, regarded as the fifth most important factor in decision-making. Decision-making is a vital aspect of every process in any profession around the earth. Our ultimate goal in such procedures is to maximize the benefits through optimization. However, due to the digital disparity in the agriculture sector, ICT for decision-making has still not permeated every earner. Several studies on the digital divide in Indian agriculture have been undertaken in the past, ranging from macro to micro levels, and from general to specialized elements of activities. However, because agricultural operations are so intertwined, any intervention or arrangement at one level or element will have an impact on other levels and aspects. As a result, a thorough knowledge of the digital gap in India's agriculture and the rural sector is required, as is the development of thorough and realistic solutions to the problem. Finding the right solution would aid in the integration of actors in the agriculture supply chain, as well as the inclusive and sustainable growth of the nation.