Research on Smart Agricultural Technology and Standardization of High-standard Farmland in Belarus

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  • Chaoqun Zhang Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62306/x5rr8217

Keywords:

Belarus, smart agricultural technology, high-standard farmland, standardized construction, high-quality agricultural development

Abstract

Belarus (hereinafter referred to as "Belarus") stands as a traditional agricultural powerhouse in Central and Eastern Europe, where agriculture serves as the cornerstone of its national economy. Leveraging its unique black soil resources and well-developed agricultural infrastructure, Belarus is progressively transitioning its production model toward scaling, intensification, and intelligentization. The adoption of smart agriculture technologies and standardized construction of high-standard farmland represent core strategies for overcoming agricultural efficiency bottlenecks, ensuring regional food security, and enhancing international competitiveness. This study employs literature review, field research (with case studies from Belarus 'major agricultural regions), and comparative analysis to systematically examine the current development status, application scenarios, and core advantages of smart agriculture technologies in Belarus. It delves into the standardized system framework for high-standard farmland management spanning planning, construction, maintenance, and utilization, explores integration pathways between smart agriculture technologies and standardized farmland development while identifying existing challenges. Practical optimization strategies are proposed based on Belarus' agricultural realities, providing theoretical references and practical insights for China and other countries advancing smart agriculture and high-standard farmland development. Research indicates that Belarus has established a preliminary smart agriculture technology system encompassing precision sowing, intelligent irrigation, green pest control, and smart agricultural machinery. Standardized farmland construction has developed clear norms in critical aspects such as land consolidation, facility integration, and soil improvement. However, significant gaps persist in integration depth, technological implementation effectiveness, and professional talent support. To promote deep integration between the two sectors and facilitate Belarus' high-quality agricultural development, measures such as improving policy support systems, strengthening technological innovation and localization adaptation, establishing standardized systems, and cultivating professional talent teams should be implemented

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Published

2026-04-18

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