Precision agriculture and its components

Abstract

Even though it is one of the largest sectors of the Indian economy and has numerous inherent benefits, the agriculture industry is not doing as well as it should. We continue to engage in subsistence farming. In this research, we therefore examined precision agriculture, its application, and its constituent parts and their functions. It includes a variety of sensors, robotics, certain automated tools, the Internet of Things, and software to evaluate and start the data collection process. Precision agriculture uses the Internet of Things (IoT), which is a network of sensors, gadgets, and other objects. It has a number of sensors, including solenoidal valves, soil moisture sensors, yield monitoring, Raspberry Pi, and CO2 and SO2 sensors.