Real-time Agrochemical Management Solutions using Cloud Computing and K-Nearest Neighbors Algorithm

Optimizing pesticides to ensure crop health and productivity while limiting environmental effect is one of the many issues faced by modern agriculture. In this research, it provides a cloud-based, K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) algorithm-based real-time agrochemical management system. The proposed method allows for effective data processing and analysis by using the computing power of cloud platforms. Environmental factors, crop type, soil properties, and historical data are used to inform the KNN algorithm’s prediction of appropriate pesticide application rates. To provide the most current insights and suggestions, the system incorporates real-time data from a variety of sources, including sensors, satellites, and weather predictions. Enhanced crop yields, decreased costs, and less environmental impact may result from farmers making informed decisions about the use of agrochemicals via continuous monitoring and analysis. The system can be easily deployed and adjusted to many agricultural contexts because of the scalability and flexibility of cloud computing. This method provides a viable strategy for improving pesticide management practices, which in turn promotes sustainable farming and increases food safety.