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IJSREM50964
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Jun 2025
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
This presentation delves into the evolution and real-world use of a crop recommendation system powered by machine learning. By harnessing historical agricultural data and key environmental variables, the system offers farmers personalized crop choices that promote higher productivity. Drawing on diverse data sources and cutting-edge algorithms, these AI-based solutions have shown impressive gains in performance—boosting efficiency, enhancing precision, and supporting more sustainable practices. Among the notable advancements are a 15% increase in the accuracy of yield predictions, a reduction in water usage by up to 30%, and a 20% decrease in fertilizer application, all without sacrificing output. While the journey toward implementation isn’t without its hurdles—such as concerns around data privacy and the need for upfront investments—the long-term advantages of adopting AI in agriculture are compelling. These include better profitability for farmers, improved ecological balance, and stronger food security. Ultimately, this in-depth analysis sheds light on the transformative power of AI-driven precision agriculture. It reveals how these technologies are redefining traditional farming methods and paving the way to solving global food production challenges, all while lessening the environmental impact of agriculture.
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6/25/2025
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