Abstract

A crucial occupation vital to human survival, modern agriculture can benefit significantly from the implementation of the Internet of Things (IoT) for sustainable water management. This technology offers the potential to monitor and regulate water resources effectively across various industries. By integrating IoT in agriculture, it becomes feasible to boost agricultural yield and streamline water usage. This study investigates the application of IoT for water management in agriculture, a critical issue for farmers worldwide. The research underscores current IoT-based strategies for water management in agriculture, including the deployment of sensors and monitoring technologies such as automation systems, remote sensing, and in-field sensing. The study elaborates on how IoT facilitates real-time monitoring of water consumption for farmers, optimizing water conservation through the implementation of irrigation schedules and providing recommendations regarding the timing and volume of water required for crop irrigation.

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