GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Vol. 11
(2025), Issue 1
Intelligent IoT-based System for Precision Agriculture Monitoring
Authors
Shaik Sohail, K. Kalaiselvi, P. Sasi Bhushan Naidu, Shashank
Abstract
The Smart Agriculture initiative leverages Internet of Things (IoT) technology to transform traditional farming, addressing issues such as unpredictable environmental conditions and the pressing need for resource optimization. By integrating IoT with agricultural practices, farmers gain access to real-time data on soil conditions, weather patterns, crop health, and equipment efficiency. This approach allows for more informed decision-making, enhancing productivity while conserving resources. The paper explores the role of IoT-enabled sensors, drones, and automation in optimizing resource usage, achieving a more sustainable agricultural model that boosts yield predictions and water management. This IoT-enabled model supports precision agriculture, offering improvements in yield prediction, water management, and pest control. IoT sensors collect data on various environmental factors, providing insights that enable automated responses tailored to specific crop needs. For example, smart irrigation systems adjust water usage based on real-time soil moisture readings, significantly reducing waste. Additionally, pest control mechanisms are enhanced, preventing extensive crop losses and reducing reliance on chemical treatments. Such advancements demonstrate IoT's potential to increase efficiency while addressing environmental and economic concerns in agriculture. Adopting IoT in agriculture has shown promising results, with considerable improvements in crop yields, resource management, and sustainability. However, challenges remain, such as ensuring connectivity in remote farming areas and the high costs of IoT infrastructure. Future developments may focus on making these technologies more accessible through cost-reducing models and enhanced connectivity solutions. With ongoing advancements, IoT is set to play an increasingly crucial role in meeting global food production demands sustainably and efficiently.
Pages:
4339 - 4345