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IJSREM12058
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6 |
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Mar 2022
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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.
We are presenting paper on “Electric Sugarcane Cultivator Machine” which finds application in agriculture equipment’s like, cultivation of sugarcane. As the prices of cultivation and planting of sugarcane by cultivator machine is very high. In India, Sugarcane planting done about 6 to 8 tones seed per hector cause to excess labor required for plantation and the energy consumption for sugarcane cultivation is highest as compared to other crops like, wheat, potato, corn, rice, sorghum . Generally in market petrol or diesel engine cultivators machines are available, initial cost of this machine are too high and it’s not easy buy a machine to every farmer’s, so we can try to make the solar power operated electric sugarcane cultivator machine which is run by electric motor and it’s comfortable to farmer’s to use machine with low cost operation. Also, we add some sensors in machine like, ‘Arduino Unit’ which is used to turned on/off the machine via Bluetooth remote. This project aims to design and fabricate sugarcane planting/cultivation machine for cultivation of sugarcane and to reduce the farmer’s effort and to increase in production of vegetative products.
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6/4/2022
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