1.
IOT IN SMART
FARMING

2.
AGENDA
● What is IOT?
● Structure of IOT
● IOT in Agriculture
● Types of smart sensors in agriculture for farming
● Advantages and Disadvantages
● Conclusion

3.
What is IOT?
● The Internet of Things (IoT) describes the network of physical objects.
● Things that are embedded with sensors, software, and other technologies for
the purpose of connecting and exchanging data with other devices and
systems over the internet.
● This system has the ability to transfer data over a network without requiring
human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction.

4.
Structure of IOT

5.
IOT in Agriculture
 India ranks second in the world in agriculture.
 64% of the cultivated land(farm output) is dependent on monsoons.
 Irrigation accounts for 55-75% of water usage in India, but 60% of the
irrigated water is wasted.
 Wastage of irrigated water can be prevented by using sensors.

6.
Crop water management
Pest management and
control works
Precision agriculture
Food production and
safety etc.,
IOT in
Agriculture

7.
CROP WATER MANAGEMENT

8.
PEST MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL WORKS

9.
PRECISED AGRICULTURE

10.
Types of smart sensors in agriculture for
smart farming
Electrochemical Sensor Mechanical Soil Sensor Dielectric Soil Moisture Sensor

11.
Location Sensor Electronic Sensor Airflow Sensor

12.
Advantages and Disadvantages
Advantages
 More data means better decisions
 Ability to track and monitor things
 Lighten the workload with automation
 Increases efficiency by saving money and resources
 Better quality of life
Disadvantages
 Security and Privacy
 Increased unemployment
 Too Much Dependency on Technology
 Lose life control

13.
Conclusion
 We can predict soil moisture level and motion of predators.
 Irrigation system can be monitored.
 Damage caused by predators can be reduced.
 Increased productivity.
 Water conservation.
 Profit to farmers.