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Barcodes can be used in the agriculture industry to identify livestock and crops, track the movement of animals and crops, and collect data about soil conditions and crop yields. This information can be used to improve crop production, traceability, and environmental sustainability.

For example, barcodes can be used to identify livestock at the slaughterhouse. This helps ensure that the correct animal is slaughtered and the meat is properly labeled. Barcodes can also be used to track the movement of crops from the field to the grocery store. This helps to ensure that crops are harvested at the correct time and that they are transported in a safe and efficient manner.

Barcodes can also be used to collect data about soil conditions and crop yields. This information can improve crop production by helping farmers make better decisions about fertiliser use, irrigation, and planting practices. Barcodes can also be used to track the use of pesticides and fertilizers. This information can be used to improve environmental sustainability by helping farmers to reduce their reliance on harmful chemicals.