Automatic soil nutrient detection and fertilizer dispensary system

A. A., L. R., A. Sreedevi
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Soil fertility is an important factor to measure the quality of the soil as it indicates the extent to which it can support plant life. The fertility of soil is measured by the amount of macro and micronutrients, water, pH etc. Soil nutrients are depleted after every harvest and hence must be replenished. To maintain nutrient levels in the soil in case of deficiency, fertilizers are added to soil. Most of the farmers choose to approximate the amount of fertilizers and add them manually. However, addition of fertilizers in right amount is a matter of great importance as excess or insufficient addition can harm the plant life and reduce the yield. Use of modern trends and technology promises to provide a solution to the above problem. Though automated techniques for seeding, weeding, harvesting the crops etc. have been proposed and implemented, none of the techniques target at maintaining soil fertility. The proposed research aims at restoring the levels of Nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium in the soil by the measuring the amount of nutrients present. The presence of nutrients is determined by chemical processes and quantified using sensors. An automated system has been developed for the controlled addition of fertilizers in order to avoid excess/ deficient fertilizers in the soil.
土壤养分自动检测及配肥系统
土壤肥力是衡量土壤质量的一个重要因素,因为它表明土壤能够支持植物生命的程度。土壤的肥力是通过常量和微量元素、水分、pH值等的量来衡量的。土壤养分在每次收获后都会耗尽,因此必须加以补充。为了在土壤缺乏的情况下保持土壤中的营养水平,向土壤中添加肥料。大多数农民选择近似的肥料量,并手动添加。然而,肥料的适量添加是非常重要的,因为过量或不足的添加会损害植物的寿命和降低产量。利用现代趋势和技术有望为上述问题提供解决方案。虽然已经提出并实施了播种、除草、收获作物等自动化技术,但没有一项技术的目标是保持土壤肥力。这项拟议的研究旨在通过测量土壤中存在的营养物质的数量来恢复土壤中氮、磷、钾的水平。营养物质的存在是通过化学过程确定的,并使用传感器进行量化。为了避免土壤中肥料过量/不足,开发了一种自动化的控制施肥系统。
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