IoT based Smart Farming
IoT (Internet of Things) based smart farming refers to the use of IoT technology to improve the efficiency and productivity of farming operations. This can involve the use of sensors, smart devices, and other IoT technologies to monitor and control various aspects of the farming process, such as irrigation, temperature, humidity, and soil quality.
One example of an IoT based smart farming solution is the use of sensors to monitor soil moisture levels and automatically control irrigation systems to provide the optimal amount of water for crops. This can help to reduce water waste and improve crop yield.
Other examples of IoT based smart farming solutions include the use of smart devices to monitor and control temperature and humidity in greenhouses, the use of sensors to track the location and movement of livestock, and the use of drones or other aerial vehicles to collect data on crop health and soil conditions.
Overall, the use of IoT technology in farming can help to increase efficiency, reduce costs, and improve the sustainability of farming operations.
