Deborah Bentivoglio

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Deborah Bentivoglio is a leading researcher in agricultural economics and digital farming, with a primary focus on precision agriculture, sustainability, and food security. Her work bridges the gap between technological innovation and practical farming systems, particularly through the development of robotic laboratories for cropping system sustainability. Her most cited paper, "Setting of a precision farming robotic laboratory for cropping system sustainability and food safety and security: preliminary results" (2019, 21 citations), presents foundational findings from a project funded by Università Politecnica delle Marche, demonstrating how smart machines, sensors, and cloud computing can enhance food safety and environmental stewardship. This research contributes to the broader acceleration of Digital Agriculture by providing empirical evidence on the integration of advanced technologies into real-world farming contexts. Bentivoglio's contributions are vital for students and researchers interested in the intersection of agronomy, robotics, and policy, offering a roadmap for sustainable intensification. Her work underscores the potential of precision farming to address global challenges in food production and resource management, making her a key voice in the transition toward data-driven, resilient agricultural systems.