Internet of things based smart agriculture using K-nearest neighbor for enhancing the crop yield

Agriculture is one of the major occupations in India and is one of the significant contributors to the economy of India. The agriculture plays a vital role in country gross domestic product (GDP) and is also part of civilization. The production of crop influences the economies of countries. However, still the agriculture filed stands technologically backward. In addition, the lack of favourable weather conditions might result loss of crops yields. The farmers need awareness about their soils, timely weather updates and techniques to improve their soil for growing healthy crops. Hence it is essential to develop a system which can technologically support the farmers for suggesting the crop and improving crop yields. With the development of electronics, researchers have been developed many applications and micro controllerbased systems to do agricultural operations. The internet of things (IoT) has opened many opportunities to design and implements a smart agriculture system and machine learning (ML) algorithm can help to obtain accurate performance. Hence, in this analysis, IoT based smart agriculture using K-nearest neighbor (KNN) for enhancing the crop yields is presented. With the combination of IoT and ML algorithm this system is designed which integrates primary agriculture operations such as recommendation of crops, automated watering and fertilizers recommendation.

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Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
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2025-05-26
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https://doi.org/10.11591/ijeecs.v39.i1.pp436-445
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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Internet of things based smart agriculture using K-nearest neighbor for enhancing the crop yield

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Abstract

Agriculture is one of the major occupations in India and is one of the significant contributors to the economy of India. The agriculture plays a vital role in country gross domestic product (GDP) and is also part of civilization. The production of crop influences the economies of countries. However, still the agriculture filed stands technologically backward. In addition, the lack of favourable weather conditions might result loss of crops yields. The farmers need awareness about their soils, timely weather updates and techniques to improve their soil for growing healthy crops. Hence it is essential to develop a system which can technologically support the farmers for suggesting the crop and improving crop yields. With the development of electronics, researchers have been developed many applications and micro controllerbased systems to do agricultural operations. The internet of things (IoT) has opened many opportunities to design and implements a smart agriculture system and machine learning (ML) algorithm can help to obtain accurate performance. Hence, in this analysis, IoT based smart agriculture using K-nearest neighbor (KNN) for enhancing the crop yields is presented. With the combination of IoT and ML algorithm this system is designed which integrates primary agriculture operations such as recommendation of crops, automated watering and fertilizers recommendation.

Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer ScienceVol. 39(1)
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