Jul 2026· 2026 4th International Conference on Sustainable Computing and Smart Systems (ICSCSS)· pp. 446-451· 0 citations· 16 references
Abstract
The agricultural practice is changing at a fast pace with farmers experiencing increasing problems in terms of climate variability, soil degradation, pest outbreaks, and ineffective utilization of inputs. These problems usually result in decreased productivity and increase in operation costs particularly among small and medium farmers who do not easily access modern tools. The proposed study is a Smart Farming System, which incorporates the use of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and IoT-based sensing technologies to aid data-driven agriculture decision-making. The system collects real-time data on the moisture of soil, nutrient level, weather, and crop health as a result of distributed sensors, drones, and remote imagery. This data is analyzed using machine learning models to give personalized suggestions on irrigation, fertilization and pest management, and image processing CNN-based image processing detects the early disease indicators. Predictive analytics are also useful in estimating crop yield and predicting possible risks. The proposed system is meant to improve the efficiency of the farm, decrease the wastage of the resources, and facilitate the sustainable farming techniques. The solution could be used to close the technology divide between conventional operations and the modern precision agriculture through the provision of a scalable and user-friendly platform.
Feeding almost 10 billion people by 2050 requires a 70% rise in agricultural output, while the usable land area is dwindling, water sources are increasingly under strain, and changing climate conditions continue to upset cultivation practices. Traditional farming techniques, based as they are on observation and the sam...
G. Babu, Shanker Chandre· International Conference Com...· 0 citations
Overall, the reviewed material indicates that integrating IoT sensing with AI/ML can support real-time monitoring, resource optimization and faster agricultural decisions, however, Internet dependence, cybersecurity, system complexity, adoption cost, limited datasets and reduced accuracy for visually similar crop disea...
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Climate change is having an increasing impact on agriculture, leading to erratic weather patterns and reduced crop yield. Traditional forms of farming do not always solve these problems. In an attempt to aid intelligent farming decisions, this paper proposes a smart agriculture system based on deep learning and the Int...
S. Kumar, M. Akshath, Ponna Vishal et al.· Engineering & Technology· 0 citations
An IoT- and AI-based framework to recommend suitable crops using current soil conditions and future weather forecasts supports proactive crop planning before sowing and improves sustainable farming decisions under changing climate conditions.
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An AI-based crop disease prediction and management system uses advanced machine learning algorithms, remote sensing data, and real-time environmental monitoring to predict the occurrence of diseases in crops very quickly.
C. R., Bhagyalakshmi V, H. S.· International Journal of Cre...· 0 citations
This work proposes an IoT‐enabled smart farming system integrating machine learning, deep learning, and automation for agricultural management that improves productivity, efficiency, and sustainability in resource‐constrained agricultural environments.
C. P. Mohanty, Aparna Mohanty, G. Sumathi· Engineering Reports· 0 citations
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