Smart wheat agriculture: an in-depth framework for optimized crop agroanalytics utilizing internet of things

Precision agriculture can be revolutionized by incorporating internet of things (IoT) technologies to maximize crop yield, especially for key crops like wheat. The creation and application of an IoT-enabled monitoring system intended especially for wheat farming is presented in this study. The system provides real-time data on important agronomic characteristics, such as soil health, temperature, humidity, and crop growth stages, by integrating a network of soil moisture sensors, weather stations, and remote sensing devices. With the help of the monitoring system, field conditions can be continuously and remotely observed, giving farmers the ability to make data-driven decisions that improve crop output and resource efficiency. The system can reduce input waste and increase output by optimizing irrigation schedules, adjusting fertilizer applications, and detecting early signs of crop stress or disease through real-time data analysis. Significant gains have been shown in production results, farm sustainability overall, and water usage efficiency in field studies carried out in different wheat-growing locations. According to the research, IoT-based monitoring systems can be extremely helpful in modernizing wheat production by offering useful information that results in more exact and environmentally friendly farming methods.

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Bulletin of Electrical Engineering and Informatics
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2025-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.11591/eei.v14i4.9328
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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Smart wheat agriculture: an in-depth framework for optimized crop agroanalytics utilizing internet of things

Midhunchakkaravarthy Janarthanan, S. Murugesan
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Smart wheat agriculture: an in-depth framework for optimized crop agroanalytics utilizing internet of things

Midhunchakkaravarthy Janarthanan, S. Murugesan
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Precision agriculture can be revolutionized by incorporating internet of things (IoT) technologies to maximize crop yield, especially for key crops like wheat. The creation and application of an IoT-enabled monitoring system intended especially for wheat farming is presented in this study. The system provides real-time data on important agronomic characteristics, such as soil health, temperature, humidity, and crop growth stages, by integrating a network of soil moisture sensors, weather stations, and remote sensing devices. With the help of the monitoring system, field conditions can be continuously and remotely observed, giving farmers the ability to make data-driven decisions that improve crop output and resource efficiency. The system can reduce input waste and increase output by optimizing irrigation schedules, adjusting fertilizer applications, and detecting early signs of crop stress or disease through real-time data analysis. Significant gains have been shown in production results, farm sustainability overall, and water usage efficiency in field studies carried out in different wheat-growing locations. According to the research, IoT-based monitoring systems can be extremely helpful in modernizing wheat production by offering useful information that results in more exact and environmentally friendly farming methods.

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