Legal Regulation of the Use of Digital Technologies in The Agricultural Economy

Abstract

Digital technologies, including the Internet, mobile technologies and devices, data analytics, artificial intelligence, digital services and applications, are changing agriculture and the food system. And also must have a solid legal basis. Examples abound at different stages of the agri-food value chain: agricultural machinery automation allows for precise control of costs and reduces the demand for manual labor, remote satellite data and on-site sensors improve the accuracy and reduce the cost of monitoring crop growth and land or water quality, and traceability technologies and digital logistics services optimize agri-food supply chains.