Improving Agricultural Production with IoT: Challenges and Solutions
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This report discusses the challenges faced by the agricultural sector, including lack of knowledge, equipment, and technology, and how IoT can help address these issues. It covers the implementation of sensor technology, drone systems, and remote equipment management systems to improve farming practices.
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Contents Introduction to the problem domain:.....................................................................................................2 Structure of the Report:.........................................................................................................................3 References:............................................................................................................................................3
Introduction to the problem domain: The agricultural sector of the world is weakening which had a direct impact of the yield of production. The growth and the efficiency of the farming capability and production output is decreasing due to the ineffective inventory monitoring, using unlimited insecticides and pesticides, no attention towards the livestock, and many others reasons. The use of Information and communication technology (ICT) and Internet of things (IOT) helps in facilitating the agricultural production. The agricultural farming is equipped with various problems like: ProblemsDescription Lack of knowledge and educationThe farmers are not having sufficient amount of education for improving the yield and production of their farm Lack of equipmentThe farmers are not having effective equipment for tilling and ploughing their field (Verdouw, Wolfert, and Tekinerdogan, 2016) Lack of technologyThe farmers are not able to implement effective technology for improving the production of field Lack of ineffective monitoring of stock and inventory management system The inefficient monitoring of the stock results in the large amount of crop wastage Lack of measuring the amount of insecticides and pesticides present in the soil The high amount of insecticides and pesticides can adversely affect the growth of the crop production and agricultural yield Lack of analysing the presence of animals The animals and other wild animals can affect the growth of the crop production (Stoces, and Vanek, Masner, and Pavlik, 2016) Measuring the seed qualityThe production of the yield depends upon the quality of the seed used in the sowing process to get an effective farm production. The poor quality seeds can result in the poor quality of the crop production (Nayyar, and Puri, 2016) Ineffective irrigation systemThe supply of more water to the agricultural field can
results in the damage of soil fertility and plant growth Inefficient in analysing the climate change No preventive measure can be proactively installed for analysing the damage caused to the field through climate change Structure of the Report: The report is prepared for analysing the problem domain of the current practices in farming and the implementation of the IOT methodology for improving the production of the crop yield. The inefficiency of the farming production can be resolved effectively by implementing and using the IOT system in monitoring and managing the equipment for the growth of the crop production yield. The implementation of the sensor technology, drone system, remote equipment management system, and others helps in improving the farming practices. References: Nayyar, A., and Puri, V. (2016).Smart farming: IOT based smart sensors agriculture sticks for live temperature and moisture monitoring using arduino, cloud computing, and solar technology.International conference on communication and computingRetrieved from https://www.researchgate.net/publication/313804002_Smart_farming_IoT_based_sma rt_sensors_agriculture_stick_for_live_temperature_and_moisture_monitoring_using_ Arduino_cloud_computing_solar_technology Stoces, M., and Vanek, J., Masner, J., and Pavlik, J. (2016).Internet of things in agriculture: Selected aspects.Retrieved from https://www.researchgate.net/publication/299499518_Internet_of_Things_IoT_in_Ag riculture_-_Selected_Aspects Verdouw, C., and Wolfert, S., and Tekinerdogan, B. (2016).Internet of things in agriculture. Retrieved from https://www.researchgate.net/publication/312164156_Internet_of_Things_in_agricult ure