Smart Irrigation Systems: A Key Component of Precision Agronomy

Precision agronomy, commonly known as precision agriculture, uses modern technologies to improve agricultural methods and outcomes. Smart irrigation systems are one of its key components, known for its ability to efficiently regulate water application, increase crop yields and encourage sustainable farming. These systems combine Internet of Things (IoT) devices, sensors (soil moisture, weather, leaf stress), artificial intelligence (AI)-driven analytics and automation to precisely control irrigation time, location, and volume. This article discusses the technological underpinnings, agronomic benefits, environmental and economic benefits, adoption hurdles, and future directions of smart irrigation. This article demonstrates how smart irrigation is altering modern agriculture and boosting global food security through thorough analysis, graphical tables, and case studies that include cell phone-based control and nanosensor breakthroughs.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-08-27
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16963899
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Smart Irrigation Systems: A Key Component of Precision Agronomy

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Smart Irrigation Systems: A Key Component of Precision Agronomy

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Abstract

Precision agronomy, commonly known as precision agriculture, uses modern technologies to improve agricultural methods and outcomes. Smart irrigation systems are one of its key components, known for its ability to efficiently regulate water application, increase crop yields and encourage sustainable farming. These systems combine Internet of Things (IoT) devices, sensors (soil moisture, weather, leaf stress), artificial intelligence (AI)-driven analytics and automation to precisely control irrigation time, location, and volume. This article discusses the technological underpinnings, agronomic benefits, environmental and economic benefits, adoption hurdles, and future directions of smart irrigation. This article demonstrates how smart irrigation is altering modern agriculture and boosting global food security through thorough analysis, graphical tables, and case studies that include cell phone-based control and nanosensor breakthroughs.

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