A machine learning-based model for crop recommendation using Agro-climatic and soil nutrient parameters (Agrismart)

Agrismart is an innovative decision support system for agriculture, utilizing machine learning to enhance crop and fertilizer recommendations. It integrates advanced data analysis techniques to process a wide range of agricultural data, including soil information and weather data. Through the analysis of soil parameters such as moisture levels, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium content, and pH, combined with real-time weather data including temperature, humidity, and rainfall, Agrismart generates recommendations for crop selection and optimal fertilizer application. The system also provides real-time information through external APIs like weather forecast accessible via a user-friendly interface. Agrismart’s goal is to improve productivity, resource efficiency, and sustainability in agriculture. By providing farmers with data-driven recommendations, Agrismart empowers them to make informed decisions, ultimately leading to increased crop yields, reduced input costs, and a more sustainable farming practice. Moreover, Agrismart is committed to ongoing research and development, continuously refining its models and scaling its capabilities for real-world deployment. With its innovative approach, Agrismart is poised to revolutionize farming practices globally, making agriculture more efficient, sustainable, and profitable.

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International Journal of Science and Research Archive
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2025-06-20
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https://doi.org/10.30574/ijsra.2025.15.3.1713
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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A machine learning-based model for crop recommendation using Agro-climatic and soil nutrient parameters (Agrismart)

Shamim Mia, Hafizur Rahman, Rejuana Ferdous, Shaikh Mizanur Rahman
International Journal of Science and Research Archive
Smart Agriculture and AI
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A machine learning-based model for crop recommendation using Agro-climatic and soil nutrient parameters (Agrismart)

Shamim Mia, Hafizur Rahman, Rejuana Ferdous, Shaikh Mizanur Rahman
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Abstract

Agrismart is an innovative decision support system for agriculture, utilizing machine learning to enhance crop and fertilizer recommendations. It integrates advanced data analysis techniques to process a wide range of agricultural data, including soil information and weather data. Through the analysis of soil parameters such as moisture levels, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium content, and pH, combined with real-time weather data including temperature, humidity, and rainfall, Agrismart generates recommendations for crop selection and optimal fertilizer application. The system also provides real-time information through external APIs like weather forecast accessible via a user-friendly interface. Agrismart’s goal is to improve productivity, resource efficiency, and sustainability in agriculture. By providing farmers with data-driven recommendations, Agrismart empowers them to make informed decisions, ultimately leading to increased crop yields, reduced input costs, and a more sustainable farming practice. Moreover, Agrismart is committed to ongoing research and development, continuously refining its models and scaling its capabilities for real-world deployment. With its innovative approach, Agrismart is poised to revolutionize farming practices globally, making agriculture more efficient, sustainable, and profitable.

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