1. Introduction: Why Farmer Information Asymmetry Still Matters   The persistent issue of farmer information asymmetry, where farmers do not have access to timely, relevant, and actionable information like other participants in the agricultural value chain, continues to hinder sustainable agricultural development. Even with swift progress in digital agriculture, precision farming, and data-informed decision-making, numerous farmers, especially in smallholder and mixed farming

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There are several national and international frameworks and initiatives in Serbia aimed at supporting the transfer of digital agriculture...

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