A review on enhancing agricultural intelligence with large language models

Abstract

This paper systematically explores the application potential of large language models (LLMs) in the field of agricultural intelligence, focusing on key technologies and practical pathways. The study focuses on the adaptation of LLMs to agricultural knowledge, starting with foundational concepts such as architecture design, pre-training strategies, and fine-tuning techniques, to build a technical framework for knowledge integration in the agricultural domain. Using tools such as vector databases and knowledge graphs, the study enables the structured development of professional agricultural knowledge bases. Additionally, by combining multimodal learning and intelligent question-answering (Q&A) system design, it validates the application value of LLMs in agricultural knowledge services. Addressing core challenges in domain adaptation, including knowledge acquisition and integration, logical reasoning, multimodal data processing, agent collaboration, and dynamic knowledge updating, the paper proposes targeted solutions. The study further explores the innovative applications of LLMs in scenarios such as precision crop management and market dynamics analysis, providing theoretical support and technical pathways for the development of agricultural intelligence. Through the technological innovation of large language models and their deep integration with the agricultural sector, the intelligence level of agricultural production, decision-making, and services can be effectively enhanced.