AI-Enhanced Farming: A Real-Time Monitoring App powered by IoT

The Constant challenge faced by the farmers is to maintain their crops and enhance productivity. Despite various methods and solution evolving, still farmers can’t upgrade to it. Farmers are not aware of the modern agricultural methods. The major cause is that the software and solution developed are of higher complexity. To upgrade them, technology is the foremost important tool to stand up in this modern world. To help them with their problem and adapt to the modern world, the development of software with inbuilt AI and user-friendly features (in agriculture) is needed. This study proposes a novel Agri-tech app, which is a IoT based app used by the farmers for weather forecasting, soil moisture and nutrient content analysis. The developed application also recommends the crop type that can be cultivated in the soil by using the database of soil moisture and nutrient content. IoT sensors fixed in the field are used to detect the moisture level in the soil and notify the farmers to irrigate the land. It recommends the farmer to add manures and fertilizers to soil by calculating the amount of nitrogen, phosphorous, and oxygen contents present in the soil. Using these technical innovation farmers can monitor their fields over a system or smart phone. Moreover, the proposed approach can promote crop diversity and rotation for healthier soil, encourage sustainable practices like organic farming.

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2024-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icosec61587.2024.10722624
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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Abstract

The Constant challenge faced by the farmers is to maintain their crops and enhance productivity. Despite various methods and solution evolving, still farmers can’t upgrade to it. Farmers are not aware of the modern agricultural methods. The major cause is that the software and solution developed are of higher complexity. To upgrade them, technology is the foremost important tool to stand up in this modern world. To help them with their problem and adapt to the modern world, the development of software with inbuilt AI and user-friendly features (in agriculture) is needed. This study proposes a novel Agri-tech app, which is a IoT based app used by the farmers for weather forecasting, soil moisture and nutrient content analysis. The developed application also recommends the crop type that can be cultivated in the soil by using the database of soil moisture and nutrient content. IoT sensors fixed in the field are used to detect the moisture level in the soil and notify the farmers to irrigate the land. It recommends the farmer to add manures and fertilizers to soil by calculating the amount of nitrogen, phosphorous, and oxygen contents present in the soil. Using these technical innovation farmers can monitor their fields over a system or smart phone. Moreover, the proposed approach can promote crop diversity and rotation for healthier soil, encourage sustainable practices like organic farming.

Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr. Sagunthala R&D Institute of Science and Technology (IN), Social Service Sericulture Project Trust (IN), Dayananda Sagar University (IN), Dr. Hari Singh Gour University (IN)
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