Cloud Based Intelligent Nutrient Management System for Precision Agriculture Using CNN

Precision agriculture struggles with scalability, data integration, and decision-making, prompting innovative solutions. Recent advancements like CNNs and cloud computing provide interesting answers but confront challenges. Data quality, processing needs, interoperability, and real-time decision-making are issues. These difficulties demand innovative data synchronization, model dependability, and system scalability methods. This project uses sophisticated analytics and cloud technology to improve nutrient management systems. Improving scalability, accuracy, and efficiency while presenting unique data fusion and user-friendly interfaces are goals. Clear problems and goals guide the study's scope and purpose. Wireless soil nutrient sensors can capture real-time data on important soil factors such as pH levels, the amount of nitrogen, phosphate, and potassium present, and more. This information is then sent to a platform hosted in the cloud, where it is processed using sophisticated data analytics and machine learning algorithms, in addition to previous crop performance data and agronomic models. The program will create tailored suggestions for nutrient management, including topics such as the kinds of fertilizer, application rates, and the best time. These proposals give farmers more agency, allowing them to make educated decisions via an easily navigable interface. Because of the system's ability to react to changing circumstances and its continual monitoring, nutrient management techniques are kept in sync with those changes throughout the crop's life cycle.