Revolutionizing Agriculture: Smart Irrigation Systems for Optimized Water Management and Enhanced Crop Yield

This paper introduces the Smart irrigation system, which combines innovative technology with intelligent and effective farming methods to improve the use of water in farming. It focuses on using sensors, data analysis, and auto control to help address the growing problem of water scarcity while also supporting food security and the preservation of critical natural resources. As a result, the system can monitor basic elements such as soil moisture content, prevailing weather conditions, and crop health to determine when and how much water to supply. It guarantees that water is used to its full potential, waste is minimized, and the plant has the best chance of growing. The system controls typical activities such as irrigation using smart concepts, saving time that would otherwise be spent monitoring certain parts of the system. It enables farmers to monitor and manage irrigation from any place via the Blynk App. It improves agricultural production but also increasing the demand for resources, which harms the environment. With a growing global population, smart irrigation is a possible solution for managing limited resources and increasing demand for food production in the future.

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2025-03-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icfts62006.2025.11031824
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Revolutionizing Agriculture: Smart Irrigation Systems for Optimized Water Management and Enhanced Crop Yield

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Revolutionizing Agriculture: Smart Irrigation Systems for Optimized Water Management and Enhanced Crop Yield

N. Rajkumar, Vikas Sharma, S. Durai, Kishore Kumar K, T Vaishnavi, أنس الشيخ علي
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This paper introduces the Smart irrigation system, which combines innovative technology with intelligent and effective farming methods to improve the use of water in farming. It focuses on using sensors, data analysis, and auto control to help address the growing problem of water scarcity while also supporting food security and the preservation of critical natural resources. As a result, the system can monitor basic elements such as soil moisture content, prevailing weather conditions, and crop health to determine when and how much water to supply. It guarantees that water is used to its full potential, waste is minimized, and the plant has the best chance of growing. The system controls typical activities such as irrigation using smart concepts, saving time that would otherwise be spent monitoring certain parts of the system. It enables farmers to monitor and manage irrigation from any place via the Blynk App. It improves agricultural production but also increasing the demand for resources, which harms the environment. With a growing global population, smart irrigation is a possible solution for managing limited resources and increasing demand for food production in the future.

Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr. Sagunthala R&D Institute of Science and Technology (IN), Institute of Science and Technology
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