Soil Moisture Sensor and Temperature Sensor Based Automatic Irrigation System

The soil, fertilisers, and water all play a role in how productive a crop is. The fertilisers offer micronutrients like nitrogen, zinc, and other nutrients for vegetable farming. Crops should be able to survive the negative impacts created by the environment and uncontrollable sources in order to supply the rising demand for food. The three layers in which networks are created are similar to the framework of smart agriculture. To obtain information about numerous factors, products, and working environments, there is a sensor layer. The transport layer allows for the communication of information from various devices as well as information to and from a remote server. Utilising a layer will allow you to examine, visualise, and anticipate the data in order to take further action. Because farmers require analogue data rather than digital data, the suggested method uses multilinear regression to anticipate the water levels and micronutrients that are in excess for crop cultivation. In order for them to be able to take the appropriate safety precautions and safeguard the field from harm