Vol. 22 No. Special Issue 2 (2023): Mapana-Journal of Sciences
Research Articles

Advanced Study of Accuracy Farming Procedures with Artificial Intelligence

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  • K. P. Malarkodi
K. P. Malarkodi
SRI KRISHNA ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGE
DOI: https://doi.org/10.12723/mjs.sp2.6

Published 2023-12-27

Keywords

  • Artificial Intelligence,
  • Precision Agriculture,
  • Agriculture,
  • Farming,
  • Information,
  • Machine Learning
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Abstract

The idea of smart farming is being revolutionized worldwide by precision agriculture.  The secret to generating the highest crop production is smart and precision agriculture. Globally, themajority ofthe agrarian society is illiterate and ignorant about intelligent farming. Our study serves as a link between computer scientists and researchers in the agriculture field. This study focuses on crop suggestions that take into account chemical and climatic factors. The nutrients that should remain additional to the soil to progress its quality are recommended by AI to farmers.  Numerous sectors have been
changed by AI and machine learning (ML), and the agronomy manufacturing is alsoseeing the same trend. To make it simpler to monitor farmers' crop and soil health, businesses are creating a number of technologies. 

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