The agricultural revolution to improve soil fertility and crop yields dates as far back as 8000 BCE, and we are nowhere near done. From crop rotation to introducing mechanical tools to using chemicals to increase yields, we have figured out many ways to feed a growing population.  But today, how do you improve crop quality and yield with irregular rainfall and extreme temperatures? Such issues require robust and dynamic solutions, requiring us to be more and more ingenious with our approach. 

This episode of Impact Dialogues features a discussion with Dr. Namita Singh from Digital Green, an organization that creates digital solutions for rural communities around the world.