These platforms are created with the purpose of bringing together farmers, scientists, businesses, government organizations and other agricultural stakeholders to collaborate, exchange ideas and develop innovative solutions that improve the productivity, sustainability and efficiency of agriculture.

1. Information and communication technology: The use of technologies such as the Internet, mobile applications, sensors and geographic information systems to collect and share agricultural data, enabling informed decision making.
2. Networks and communities: The creation of networks and communities of farmers, researchers, businesses and other agricultural stakeholders to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing.
3. Research and development: The platform can offer resources and funding for research and development of new technologies, agricultural practices and farming methods.
4. Training and education: Providing training and educational resources for farmers and other agricultural professionals in order to promote the adoption of innovative practices.
5. Access to markets: Facilitating the connection between farmers and markets, including the promoting the commercialization of agricultural products and identifying business opportunities.
6. Sharing best practices: Facilitating the dissemination of best agricultural practices, lessons learned and successful experiences among participants.
7. Monitoring and evaluation: Tracking the results and impact of agricultural innovation initiatives, allowing for continuous adjustment and improvement of strategies.

Agricultural innovation platforms can vary in scope and focus, and are often tailored to the specific needs of the region or farming community in which they operate. The main objective is to promote the adoption of sustainable and profitable agricultural technologies and practices that benefit farmers, the environment and society at large.