IOT In Agriculture: 8 Technology Use For Smart Farming
Smart Agriculture: As we know that we have many devices for smartphones, cameras, etc.. so by using these devices we can convert our traditional farming to smart farming. as we all have many resources for this in the market. like we can control some tools by giving direction to the tool.
The Benefits of smart farming:
- Data Ton by data collected by smart agriculture sensors:
- Better control of internal processes as a result we have lower production risks.
- cost management and reduce waste production give you good productivity as compared to regular farming.
- Increase business efficiency.
- Increase production time and also get a good quality product every time.
Application of IoT agriculture :
1. Climate mountaineer:
There is a device that where you to mountaineer climate change or u can get an idea of climate is suitable for farming or not.
2. Greenhouse automation:
Typically, farmers use manual intervention to control the greenhouse environment. The use of IoT sensors enables them to get accurate real-time information on greenhouse conditions such as lighting, temperature, soil condition, and humidity.
GreenIQ is also an interesting product that uses smart agriculture sensors. It is a smart sprinkler controller that allows you to manage your irrigation and lighting systems remotely.
3. Crop Management:
One more type of IoT product in agriculture and another element of precision farming is crop management devices. Just like weather stations, they should be placed in the field to collect data specific to crop farming; from temperature and precipitation to leaf water potential and overall crop health.
4. Precision farming:
By using IoT sensors, farmers can collect a vast array of metrics on every facet of the field microclimate and ecosystem: lighting, temperature, soil condition, humidity, CO2 levels, and pest infections. This data enables farmers to estimate optimal amounts of water, fertilizers, and pesticides that their crops need, reduce expenses, and raise better and healthier crops.
Crop-X builds IoT soil sensors that measure soil moisture, temperature, and electric conductivity enabling farmers to approach each crop’s unique needs individually. Combined with geospatial data, this technology helps create precise soil maps for each field. Motive offers similar services, helping farmers reduce waste, improve yields, and increase farm sustainability.
5. End-to-end farm management systems:
A more complex approach to IoT products in agriculture can be represented by the so-called farm productivity management systems. They usually include a number of agriculture IoT devices and sensors, installed on the premises as well as a powerful dashboard with analytical capabilities and in-built accounting/reporting features.
6. Drow:
By using the drown we can take a look at what happens in farming and also take look for farming and also monitoring the activity which goes on on the farm on our phones.
So, by this, we can make our farm smart like our home, by using more tools. in agriculture so that we can get a good result in this.