Optimizing Synergistic Combinations of Adaptive IoT-based Animal Repellent Systems for Sustainable Agriculture in Rajasthan, India

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Background: Protecting crops from various threats, including vermin, pests, animals and rodents, is essential for sustaining agriculture. In India, especially in regions like Rajasthan, animal attacks result in significant crop losses, up to 40%. This section underscores the importance of safeguarding crops against these threats. Methods: According to our sustainable agriculture assessment and cognition of the primary issue of the community that was conducted across multiple rural sites within the Sawai Madhupur district of Rajasthan from 2020 to 2023. This paper employs a comparative method to conduct a comprehensive review of animal-repellent systems, along with delving into interdisciplinary research in related fields to identify key factors influencing their effectiveness and proposes a novel holistic farm protection solution system. Result: The proposed system offers robust crop protection while aiding environmental conservation and preserving local wildlife in Rajasthan, India. This paper underscores the importance of adopting IoT-based technologies for sustainable agriculture. It is a valuable resource for researchers, agronomists and various agriculture stakeholders to implement these advancements. This system holds promise for enhancing crop security, minimizing resource waste and ensuring food chain stability for generations to come.

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Abed, N., Murugan, R., & Manalil, S. (2024). Optimizing Synergistic Combinations of Adaptive IoT-based Animal Repellent Systems for Sustainable Agriculture in Rajasthan, India. Agricultural Science Digest, 44(3), 580–587. https://doi.org/10.18805/ag.D-5887

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