Did you know that potato farming, traditionally associated with high production costs and environmental risks, is undergoing a technological revolution? Crop Sensing Technologies (CSTs) are transforming how potatoes are grown by integrating smart farming services into cultivation practices. Sensors installed in the fields monitor key atmospheric, soil, and plant parameters like temperature, humidity, and soil moisture. This data is processed in a cloud computing system to provide farmers with precise recommendations for irrigation, fertilization, and pest management. Despite the clear benefits—reduced environmental impact and optimized resource use—many farmers have yet to fully embrace these innovations. Researchers are actively working to demonstrate the significant economic, environmental, and social advantages of adopting these smart technologies, aiming to bridge the gap between traditional practices and modern, sustainable farming solutions.