Abstract
Sustainable agriculture is a critical component of ensuring global food security while minimizing environmental impact. Chemical engineers play a vital role in developing innovative technologies and processes to improve agricultural productivity, reduce resource use, and minimize waste. This article explores the role of chemical engineers in advancing sustainable agriculture practices, focusing on process optimization, waste management, water and energy efficiency, and the development of green chemicals. The paper highlights recent advancements in biotechnological applications, renewable energy integration, and precision farming, and discusses the challenges and opportunities in the application of chemical engineering principles to agriculture
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