IOT Based Root Rot Detection System

Agriculture is one of the most important assets of the Indian economy, as well as the primary occupation of a large number of people. In comparison to traditional farming, Internet of Things (IoT)-based farming is extremely environmentally friendly. Root Rot can be detected early with the proposed approach. Root rot can be caused by a variety of organisms, including bacteria and fungus. Farmers, on the other hand, generally refer to all forms of bad root browning as root rot. Farming innovation isn't new, but the Internet of Things is going to propel smart farming to the next level. The Internet of Things is a method that uses actuators or sensors to provide direct or indirect access to the internet. The proposed approach has a number of features, including root rot detection, serving as a primary far-off tracking machine, humidity and temperature sensing, and nutrient and pH stage of soil detection. Varioussensors, such as the DHT11 sensor, optical transducer, and pH sensor, are deployed at various locations around farms, and microcontrollers are used to control many of these sensors. The sensor data is delivered to UbiDots, a cloud-based storage platform, where it is processed and a notification about farm conditions is sent to the user.