Agrisphere: Seamless Agritech Integration for Enhanced Agricultural Productivity

Global economic expansion and food security rely heavily on agriculture since it influences various systems that support millions of people and ecosystems across the world. Evolution in food consumption has become vital because of accelerating demand which stems from population expansion alongside urban transitions. We present a consolidated agricultural technology solution that uses computer vision together with machine learning and top-tier data analysis methods to handle agricultural necessities. The platform contains three major components including a crop recommendation system which makes crop suggestions based on soil analysis together with a soil analysis module that uses advanced data processing for accurate prediction needs and personalized recommendations as well as a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model to analyze crop leaf images for disease identification. Weather-based crop recommendations along with market price predictions appear within the system to assist farmers in launching their yield according to market conditions. This system allows farmers to execute timely decisions through accurate predictions as well as a single-user platform which unifies all models using a straightforward interface for improved crop management and sustainable productivity.

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Journal of Intelligent Systems and Computing
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2025-04-19
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https://doi.org/10.51682/jiscom.v6i1.64
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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Agrisphere: Seamless Agritech Integration for Enhanced Agricultural Productivity

S. Bharadwaj, K. Indu, Yedla Durga Kishore, N Bhavatarini
Journal of Intelligent Systems and Computing
Smart Agriculture and AI
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Agrisphere: Seamless Agritech Integration for Enhanced Agricultural Productivity

S. Bharadwaj, K. Indu, Yedla Durga Kishore, N Bhavatarini
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Global economic expansion and food security rely heavily on agriculture since it influences various systems that support millions of people and ecosystems across the world. Evolution in food consumption has become vital because of accelerating demand which stems from population expansion alongside urban transitions. We present a consolidated agricultural technology solution that uses computer vision together with machine learning and top-tier data analysis methods to handle agricultural necessities. The platform contains three major components including a crop recommendation system which makes crop suggestions based on soil analysis together with a soil analysis module that uses advanced data processing for accurate prediction needs and personalized recommendations as well as a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model to analyze crop leaf images for disease identification. Weather-based crop recommendations along with market price predictions appear within the system to assist farmers in launching their yield according to market conditions. This system allows farmers to execute timely decisions through accurate predictions as well as a single-user platform which unifies all models using a straightforward interface for improved crop management and sustainable productivity.

Journal of Intelligent Systems and ComputingVol. 6(1)
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