Published May 31, 2025
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Arduino-Powered Soil Nutrient and Moisture Management for Sustainable Farming
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- 1. Madanapalle Institute of Technology and Science, Madanapalle, Andhra Pradesh 517325, India.
Description
Climate change, limited natural resources, and
increasing food demand pose major challenges to modern
agriculture. Traditional irrigation and fertilization methods
often result in inefficient resource use and contribute to soil
degradation. This work presents an Internet of Things (IoT)-
enabled system using Arduino technology for real-time
monitoring of soil moisture, temperature, and humidity to
enhance sustainable farming practices. The system automates
the delivery of water and nutrients based on sensor readings and
allows remote management through the Blynk mobile
application. Components such as soil moisture and
environmental sensors, solenoid valves, and a water pump are
integrated to ensure precise and timely operation. Field testing
demonstrated a significant reduction in water usage and
fertilizer consumption compared to manual methods, leading to
improved crop health and operational efficiency. While the
system proved effective, further development is planned,
including the integration of additional sensors for pH and
salinity, solar-powered operation, and machine learning for
predictive automation. These enhancements aim to increase
system intelligence, scalability, and accessibility for diverse
agricultural environments.
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