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The article examines a methodology for integrating Smart Agriculture technologies into the teaching of specialized subjects at agricultural higher education institutions. The study analyzes the didactic potential of the Internet of Things, sensor monitoring, GIS, remote sensing, artificial intelligence, smart irrigation and digital data analytics.
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