Machine Learning Techniques Based Prediction for Crops in Agriculture

  • ManendraSai D
  • Dekka M
  • Rafi M
  • et al.
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Abstract

The bulk of people in India depend on agriculture. Recent years have seen a considerable transition in agricultural practises as a result of globalisation. Several cutting-edge technologies have been introduced in the agricultural industry in an effort to improve the health of the crops. One such technique is precision agriculture. Crop yield forecasting is a crucial aspect of precision agriculture. Crop yield forecasts are required for thorough planning, policy development, and execution for choices regarding, among other things, the procurement, distribution, price fixing, and import-export of crops. These can be used by farmers to make future plans, choose their course of action, and assess their chances. Pre-harvest agricultural yield projections must be precise and timely as a result. The major goal of this research is to recommend to farmers the best crop based on site-specific information such as soil PH level, temperature, humidity, etc. using machine learning algorithms. This improves productivity and lowers crop selection errors.

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ManendraSai, Dr. D., Dekka, Mr. S., Rafi, Mr. M., Apparao, Mr. M. R. D., Suryam, Mr. T., & Ravindranath, Mr. G. (2023). Machine Learning Techniques Based Prediction for Crops in Agriculture. Journal of Survey in Fisheries Sciences, 3710–3717. https://doi.org/10.53555/sfs.v10i1s.814

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