IOT BASED SMART AGRICULTURE AND AUTOMATIC IRREGATION SYSTEM

Authors

  • DaulatBapuMali1, AbbasGulabMulla2, Prashant.D.Nagane2 Shubham .C. Shinde2 Prakash D.Kadam Lecturer,Departmentof ElectricalEngineering, SVERI’sCollegeofEngineering(Polytechnic), Pandharpur,India. DiplomaStudents,DepartmentofElectricalEngineering, SVERI’sCollegeofEngineering,Pandharpur, India

Keywords:

Catalyst,, Irrigation,, Occasional

Abstract

India is an agriculture based country. Agriculture could be a supply of support of majority Indians and encompasses a nice impact on the economy of the country. In dry areas or just in case of inadequate downfall, irrigation becomes tough. So, it has to be machine-controlled for correctyieldandhandledremotely for farmer safety. This will be a catalyst for the transitionfromtraditionalfarmingtomodernfarmingincreasingenergycostsanddecreasingwatersuppliespointout the need forbetterwatermanagement Smart Irrigation System could be a complicated method process to see once and the way a lot of water to use to a growing crop to satisfy specific management objectives. So, economical water management plays a crucial role within the irrigated agricultural cropping systems. An occasional price different answer for economical water management presently in use is a drip irrigation system that comprises an automatic management to showon&offthecontrolvaluesthatsuccessivelyhelpsthefarmersbymanagingthefacilitytothecropfieldsandanymaintainsthe wetnesslevelsofsoilthathelps in higher crop.

Published

2022-07-03

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2022: NCRTSAE -JUNE

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