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Sosial dan Ekonomi Pertanian

Vol. 4 No. 2 (2025): Agricultural Financing Performance, Local Content Innovation, and Development of Sports Tourism Potential.

Transformasi Digital Pertanian Melalui Smart Farming Untuk Meningkatkan Kesejahteraan Petani di Mranggen

Submitted
June 28, 2026
Published
2025-07-27

Abstract

Digital transformation in the agricultural sector is a crucial strategy for increasing productivity, farming efficiency, and farmer welfare in the era of modern technological development. The application of the smart farming concept through the use of digital technology and the Internet of Things (IoT) can help farmers manage agricultural land more effectively, efficiently, and data-driven. Mranggen Village, as an area with significant agricultural potential, still faces various challenges, such as a conventional farming system, low resource efficiency, limited land condition monitoring, and minimal use of digital technology in farm management. Training materials include an introduction to smart farming, the use of Internet of Things (IoT) technology, digital sensor-based land condition monitoring, modern irrigation management, digital agricultural data recording, and digital media-based agricultural product marketing. The  implementation of smart farming can improve farmers' knowledge and skills in utilizing digital technology in the agricultural sector. The use of digital sensors helps farmers monitor soil moisture, environmental temperature, and irrigation needs in real time, resulting in more efficient land management.  With the implementation of smart farming, it is hoped that farmers in Mranggen will be able to develop modern, productive, innovative, and sustainable agricultural systems, thereby sustainably improving community welfare.

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