Agri Sight: AI-Powered Crop Selection and Product Recommendation System
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https://doi.org/10.67308/irjist.073Keywords:
Smart Agriculture, Crop Prediction, Product Recommendation, Government Schemes, Market Rates;, Web ApplicationAbstract
Agriculture is important to many economies around the world. Farmers face many challenges, including selecting suitable crops, accessing product information, understanding government programs, and dealing with uncertainty caused by price fluctuations and climate change. Traditional farmers and new agricultural enthusiasts alike may have difficulty making informed decisions because they do not have timely access to reliable resources. The aim of this research article is to develop a centralized, internet-based resource for farmers that provides crop prediction, product recommendations, government subsidy information, and real-time market rates by incorporating user input data, such as location, soil type, and season. The system recommends suitable crop choices and agricultural products based on the user's input data. By integrating emerging technologies into agriculture, including considerations related to climate change, the proposed smart website is intended to help farmers increase productivity, minimize risks, and maximize profits while providing an easy-to-use approach for accessing up-to-date agricultural information through the Internet.
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