Agriculture Automation Automatic Water Control System In Farm

In this article, we proposed an integrated application of automatic moisture and Irrigation control using Real-Time Clock (RTC) and Light-Dependent Resistor (LDR).The main idea of this Project is predicated on using as little energy as possible.In this work, we use the DS1307 realtime clock module to automatically switch on or off motor dependent on the time of day.Programming controls the timing of when the device is active.The most significant benefit of the proposed design is the reduction of risk associated with potential crashes and save water.Motors on the farm are often switched on at dry time and left OFF on wet conditions till necessity.Their operation is entirely automatic.Because of the protection of the farmers from the electrical shock during the rainy season, this proposed design intends to automate the operation of soil monitoring and irrigation in order to reduce water, power consumption and advance technological progress in agriculture farms and support in smart India.This system automates farm irrigation using microcontrollers to monitor and control water flow.It optimizes water usage, reduceslabor, and promotes healthy plant growth.Key features include real-time monitoring, automated irrigation, and remote access.Benefits include water conservation, improved crop yields, and increased efficiency

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International Journal of Innovations in Engineering and Science
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2025-06-06
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https://doi.org/10.46335/ijies.2025.10.4.2
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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Agriculture Automation Automatic Water Control System In Farm

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International Journal of Innovations in Engineering and Science
IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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Agriculture Automation Automatic Water Control System In Farm

Anand M. Mahajan, Hemraj V. Dhande, Vishwajit Patil, Partha Choudhuri, Harshada Patil
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Abstract

In this article, we proposed an integrated application of automatic moisture and Irrigation control using Real-Time Clock (RTC) and Light-Dependent Resistor (LDR).The main idea of this Project is predicated on using as little energy as possible.In this work, we use the DS1307 realtime clock module to automatically switch on or off motor dependent on the time of day.Programming controls the timing of when the device is active.The most significant benefit of the proposed design is the reduction of risk associated with potential crashes and save water.Motors on the farm are often switched on at dry time and left OFF on wet conditions till necessity.Their operation is entirely automatic.Because of the protection of the farmers from the electrical shock during the rainy season, this proposed design intends to automate the operation of soil monitoring and irrigation in order to reduce water, power consumption and advance technological progress in agriculture farms and support in smart India.This system automates farm irrigation using microcontrollers to monitor and control water flow.It optimizes water usage, reduceslabor, and promotes healthy plant growth.Key features include real-time monitoring, automated irrigation, and remote access.Benefits include water conservation, improved crop yields, and increased efficiency

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