AI bird control systems have potential to reduce cereal crop losses by 15–30% in Ghana.

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Taxon: cereal crope0
Interactor: birdsAvese0pest
Outcome: cereal crop losses caused by birdse0
Direction: reducinge0
Value: 15-30%e0
Setting: Ghanae0

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“AI-powered systems, including drones equipped with bird detection and repellent technologies, offer innovative and sustainable alternatives to conventional with the potential of reducing 15-30% cereal crop losses caused by birds in Ghana”
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Title

Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Mitigate Bird-Induced Cereal Crop Losses for Enhanced Food Security in Ghana: A Review

Matilda Azeko; Benjamin Yennuna Konyannik; Inusah Najjiulai; et al. Journal of Global Agriculture and Ecology 2026. doi:10.56557/jogae/2026/v18i210539

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Observation The review says traditional bird control is labor intensive, costly and increasingly ineffective at scale.
Method / resource AiScarecrow drones are reported to cut field losses by 90%.
Method / resource AiScarecrow drones are reported to save an average of 8–10 hours daily.
Recommendation The review recommends integrating AI bird control into Ghanaian agricultural strategies.

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