A web-tool for calculating the economic performance of precision agriculture technology
Marco Medici, S{\o}ren Marcus Pedersen, Maurizio Canavari and, Thomas Anken, Panagiotis Stamatelopoulos, Zisis Tsiropoulos, Alex, Zotos, Ghasem Tohidloo

TL;DR
This paper introduces a web-based tool that helps agricultural stakeholders evaluate the economic and environmental benefits of precision agriculture technologies, supporting sustainable decision-making.
Contribution
It presents a novel accessible web-tool for comprehensive economic and environmental assessment of precision farming technologies tailored for diverse agricultural contexts.
Findings
Facilitates comparison between precision and conventional farming systems.
Supports decision-making by estimating financial viability and environmental impacts.
Enhances knowledge about PA technologies for farmers.
Abstract
To develop precision agriculture (PA) to its full potential and make agriculture progress toward sustainability and resilience, appropriate criteria for the economic assessment are recognised as being one of the most significant issues requiring urgent and ongoing attention. In this work, we develop a web-tool supporting the assessment of the net economic benefits of integrating precision farming technologies in different contexts. The methodological approach of the tool is accessible to any agricultural stakeholder through a guided process that allows to evaluate and compare precision agriculture technologies with conventional systems, leading the final user to assess the financial viability and environmental impact resulting from the potential implementation of various precision agriculture technologies in his farm. The web-tool is designed to provide guidelines for farmers over their…
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