Revolutionizing Fertilization Strategies with Machine Learning-Driven Nutrient Prediction

Author:

Mrs. J. Porkodi ORCID,Dr. B. Karunai Selvi ORCID,Mr. A. Nagavaratharajan ORCID

Abstract

In the pursuit of sustainable agriculture, the effective management of fertilization strategies stands as a critical imperative. This abstract explores the transformative potential encapsulated within "Revolutionizing Fertilization Strategies with Machine Learning-Driven Nutrient Prediction." Traditional agricultural practices often grapple with imprecise fertilization, leading to inefficiencies, overuse of resources, and environmental ramifications. This study introduces an innovative approach that integrates advanced Machine Learning (ML) techniques with agronomic insights to accurately predict plant nutrient requirements. By harnessing comprehensive datasets encompassing soil properties, crop categorizations, and historical growth data, an intricate ML model is formulated. Employing sophisticated algorithms such as Random Forest, XG Boost Classifier the model uncovers intricate interdependencies shaping nutrient absorption. Through an iterative process of training, validation, and optimization, the model attains the capability to anticipate nuanced nutrient demands across diverse growth stages and crop typologies. By supplying real-time, data-informed intelligence on nutrient requirements, farmers are empowered to tailor fertilization approaches with precision, curbing resource wastage and diminishing nutrient runoff. Additionally, this ML-Centered methodology aligns seamlessly with the ambitions of sustainable agriculture, channelling efforts toward resource efficiency and environmental stewardship.

Publisher

Mallikarjuna Infosys

Subject

General Medicine

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