The Future of Food is Digital

By Negin Vaghefi

February 2021 COVER STORY
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COVID-19 HAS BEEN putting some strain on Penang’s food supply. Although the state managed well on the whole, this challenge should serve as a stark reminder and fair warning of a repeat occurrence if the state’s agriculture production remains unsupported by IT and communications technology. The path for the agriculture sector to take is clear.What we have also learned in recent years is that higher crop yields and product quality does not contradict environmental protection. The two actually go well...

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