Policy Reforms in Sustainable Agriculture Education: Implications for IoT-Driven Resource Management

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Zamirul Haq Bin Zakaria
Amirul Bin Sharif

Abstract

Intensifying environmental and resource constraints demand a reconfiguration of sustainable agriculture through enhanced education and the integration of cutting-edge technologies. The application of Internet of Things (IoT) systems in agricultural resource management offers a viable solution to pressing sustainability issues, promoting efficient resource allocation and improved crop yields. Nevertheless, the broader adoption of IoT-enabled resource management faces significant obstacles due to education policies and curricula that have not yet fully embedded IoT and sustainability concepts at all educational levels. This paper investigates the critical need for educational policy reforms in sustainable agriculture, emphasizing IoT skill development, resource management expertise, and alignment of educational content with contemporary sustainability objectives. Central to this discussion is the role of IoT in resource management, aiming to equip students with the competencies essential for sustainable agricultural practices. The paper scrutinizes the existing agricultural education framework, identifying key deficiencies in the integration of IoT for resource efficiency and sustainability. Additionally, it considers the policy adjustments required to align agricultural education with the rapidly evolving technological environment. By exploring the nexus of education policy, IoT, and sustainable agriculture, this study proposes actionable policy recommendations to enhance the relevance of agricultural education and cultivate a new generation of technologically adept, sustainability-oriented professionals. The analysis underscores the essential skills in IoT-based resource management, examines the limitations of current educational policies, and assesses the transformative potential of a modernized curriculum on sustainable agricultural practices. Ultimately, the paper calls for a multi-tiered policy approach that fosters adaptive educational reforms, integrates IoT and sustainability into agricultural studies, and prepares future agricultural professionals to meet the challenges of contemporary agriculture.

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Zakaria, Z. H. B., & Sharif, A. B. (2024). Policy Reforms in Sustainable Agriculture Education: Implications for IoT-Driven Resource Management. AI, IoT and the Fourth Industrial Revolution Review, 14(10), 1–13. Retrieved from https://scicadence.com/index.php/AI-IoT-REVIEW/article/view/80
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