Enhancing crop yield and resource efficiency with machine learning: smart agriculture solution

Precise crop predictions are essential for taking informed farming decisions, resource management, and food security. The present work explores the shift towards traditional statistical techniques like historical data analysis, regression models, and time series forecasting from advanced machine learning algorithms, highlighting their capability to work with intricate, multidimensional data. Machine learning algorithms such as support vector machines, decision trees, and most significantly, random forests are being acclaimed for their accuracy and ability to process categorical and continuous inputs. Real-time information, together with recent improvements in remote sensing, satellite imaging, and IoT devices, greatly enhances the accuracy of crop forecasting. The research aims at integrating these technologies with the Random Forest classifier to maximize crop productivity, optimize resource allocation, enhance crop health monitoring, automate farming operations, predict weather effects, ensure sustainable practices, and predict crop pricing. The research tackles issues such as climate change, resource shortages, and food insecurity by utilizing sophisticated machine learning, specifically random forests, to contribute towards enhanced global farming practices through intelligent data-driven approaches.

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IET conference proceedings.
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2025-06-27
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https://doi.org/10.1049/icp.2025.1274
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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Abstract

Precise crop predictions are essential for taking informed farming decisions, resource management, and food security. The present work explores the shift towards traditional statistical techniques like historical data analysis, regression models, and time series forecasting from advanced machine learning algorithms, highlighting their capability to work with intricate, multidimensional data. Machine learning algorithms such as support vector machines, decision trees, and most significantly, random forests are being acclaimed for their accuracy and ability to process categorical and continuous inputs. Real-time information, together with recent improvements in remote sensing, satellite imaging, and IoT devices, greatly enhances the accuracy of crop forecasting. The research aims at integrating these technologies with the Random Forest classifier to maximize crop productivity, optimize resource allocation, enhance crop health monitoring, automate farming operations, predict weather effects, ensure sustainable practices, and predict crop pricing. The research tackles issues such as climate change, resource shortages, and food insecurity by utilizing sophisticated machine learning, specifically random forests, to contribute towards enhanced global farming practices through intelligent data-driven approaches.

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