Technology Assisted Knowledge Agriculture for Sustainable Development Goals
The most challenging part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (SDGs) of ending poverty in u201call its form from the planetu201d is to provide food to 1.45 billion poor people including 689 million, children living in 103 countries. Our finding shows that most of farming communities don't possess knowledge and skill to use new methods of food and livestock production. The farmers in many countries are uneducated and depend upon traditional myths and methods for predicting the season and cultivation. They are deprived of the benefits of the modern researches and largely ignorant of their roles in preventing climate change and sustaining the planet's natural resources. Failure of states, its national economic and banking institutions, high level of corruption, poor implementation of policies, absence of proper marketing facilities, profit making behavior of middle men, lack of finances with the farmers are other key factors.
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