Smart farming field observation using embedded systems

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Abstract

Farming gives as one of the monetary strong establishment to most of the provincial India. Dominant part of the individuals in rustic spots set up their own homesteads for their job. The ordinary strategies that they use require a great deal of human work and devour vitality. There is no perfect water system strategy for every single climate condition, soil structures and assortment of yield societies. In view of absence of information in the progression of innovation, numerous multiple times they endure an incredible misfortune because of abrupt change in climate conditions, absence of gracefully of water or abundance flexibly of water just as the utilization of composts and deficient funding to purchase apparatus. This research work proposes an embedded framework based farming field observing plan that create and execute the utilization of various sensors embedded to an AVR microcontroller. The sensors joined are temperature, soil moisture and rain detector sensors. In light of the state of the soil detected by the soil moisture sensor and the state of rain, it turns ON/OFF the siphon for flexibly of water to the field. LCD is utilized to show the state of field gave by the different sensors. This framework is relied upon to permit the ranchers in assessing the soil conditions through which it can lessen the undesirable use of water and permitting appropriate yield of harvests just as decreasing human work.

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Ashokkumar, N., Krishnagandhi, P., Kannan, B., & David Solomon Raju, Y. (2020). Smart farming field observation using embedded systems. International Journal of Electrical Engineering and Technology, 11(4), 241–245. https://doi.org/10.34218/IJEET.11.4.2020.027

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