Technology transforms agriculture and demands new management

Technological advancement in the field has profoundly transformed rural management in Brazil. The automation of harvesters, the use of drones, and the digitalization of processes impose new demands on the sector, both operationally and legally. Labor compliance is no longer just a reaction to risks but is established as a strategic tool for prevention, efficiency, and legal security. Automation does not eliminate jobs but changes the profile of workers, who now operate with telemetry, precision agriculture, and data analysis. In this scenario, continuous qualification becomes essential, requiring mastery of digital tools, interpretation of technical information, and constant adaptation to innovations. Training focused on the use of equipment, data reading, and operational safety strengthen the culture of prevention and reduce legal liabilities. "The manual worker gives way to the machine operator with knowledge in telemetry, the precision agriculture technician, the data analyst ...