Sustaining excellent soil that is abundant in necessary minerals is crucial to obtaining a reasonable crop. All too often, though, farmers plant crops without fully knowing which cultivars are appropriate for their particular terrain. Inadequate crop selection and subsequently reduced yields can result from this misalignment. This work offers an Arduino-based soil testing technique to address this problem. Specifically, the amounts of nitrogen (N), phosphorous (P), and potassium (K) in the soil can be measured using optical transducers in this novel way. For a certain plot of land, the most productive crop is suggested by use of machine learning algorithms that analyse the gathered data. This approach seeks to maximize crop choices based on specific soil conditions by incorporating technology into agricultural methods. Farmers may gain from customized advice that fits the nutritional profile of their soil, which could increase yields and efficiency all around. By ensuring that the proper crops are cultivated in the right conditions, this methodical approach not only increases agricultural output but also promotes sustainable farming practices. Farmers are able to make more informed decisions that benefit both the environment and their crops by using efficient soil testing and data analysis.
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Mohammad Aaqib is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science with a specialization in Artificial Intelligence. New technologies that pique his interest include artificial intellig...
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