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Karnataka launches AI-based crop monitoring pilot in drought-hit regions

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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Karnataka initiated pilot programs using satellite-based crop monitoring and yield estimation across several districts, including Belagavi district, Vijayapura, and Athani. This initiative, part of the CM Raitha Chaitanya Karnataka Agritech Mission 2026, will cover two crop seasons. The state government estimates crop losses exceed Rs 46,324 crore across 226 of its 240 taluks classified as drought-hit.

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The program integrates satellite imagery, drone data, and AI/ML models to classify crops and identify potential pest and disease outbreaks. This aims to improve agricultural planning and crop-loss assessment for farmers in drought-affected areas.

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Who's involved

  • KarnatakaState launching the satellite-based crop monitoring mission.
  • farmerFarmers whose crop health and yield will be monitored.
  • VijayapuraDistrict designated as a pilot area for crop monitoring.
  • AthaniTaluk included in the pilot program for crop health assessment.

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