Crop Fabrication
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32628/CSEIT217348Keywords:
Soil Testing, Crop recommendation, Soil contents, Market Scenario, Crop InformationAbstract
In India farming is done by traditional methods. Farmers plants crops traditionally without having the knowledge about the contents of the soil and as a result farmer do not gain sufficient profit. The existing method of soil testing is the manual testing starts which by taking soil samples and then sending it to laboratories. The manual process is time consuming and also not feasible. Due to human intervention, there are chances of human errors and so farmers may receive incorrect report. Thus, Development of agriculture using technology is much needed as to minimize the financial losses suffered by the farmers. Thus, our proposed module will provide a brief overview of soil components and other parameters affecting the growth of a crop. Our module is a complete platform designed to such a degree that it incorporates each and every information about the crop from initial level to advance level.
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