Soil Analysis and Crop Prediction

Journal: GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Authors: Hirdesh Sharma, Rishabh Gosain, Prerna Sachdeva, Sahej Budhiraja, Ridhima Chhabra
Volume: 10 Issue: 2
Grenze ID: 01.GIJET.10.2.515_1 Pages: 597-601

Abstract

To find out what plant nutrients are in the soil that are available, soil analysis is a crucial procedure. The main source of nutrients for plants is the soil. Apart from soil, there are other important variables that impact plant development, such as fertilizer, rainfall, and precipitation. Our goal is to develop a prediction engine that can identify which crop would be best for a given soil. Soil quality analysis is the process of examining the characteristics of the soil to ascertain if it is appropriate for fostering plant development. It entails evaluating a variety of factors, such as pH level, nutritional content, organic matter concentration, and texture. This assessment helps identify any deficiencies or imbalances in the soil that can affect crop yield. Crop suggestion is the process of suggesting suitable crops to cultivate based on the results of soil analysis and other relevant factors. There are three characteristics that are used to classify the kind of soil. Soil moisture, methane, and nitrogen make up the three characteristics.

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