IT Role Agriproduce Deepak XIMB

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INTRODUCTION

The potential of information technology (IT) can be usedbroadly under two heads

as a tool for direct contribution to agricultural productivity

as an indirect tool for empowering farmers to takeinformed and quality decisions which will have positiveimpact on the way agriculture and allied activities areconducted.


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PASSIVE USEOF IT IN AGRICULTURE


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PROCESS OF DATA MAINTAINENCE &ACCESSING

AGRIDS : AGRICULTURE INFORMATION DISSEMINATION SYSTEM


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DISTRIBUTIONOF DATA


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Credit DMPPQ

IRSTMO

P

Ministry ofAgriculture

CensusMach.Marketing

Coop.Crops Exten.

Fert

Hort PP

RFS

States / Uts /

Districts

ICAR Institutes

Resource Information

Attached/subordinate offices

FARMER


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AGRISNET ARISNET

DACNET

DAC

Portals

AgRIS


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DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS

Integrated Nutrient Management Integrated Pest Management

Demand-Supply Projections

Soil-Water balance

Credit Management

Inter-cropping systems

Bio-fertilizer management Early Warning System


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INFORMATION FLOWFROM FIELD UNITS(DACNET)

Central Databases

CensusMach.Marketing

Coop.

Credit

Crops Exten.Fert

HortNDM

Plan-Co

PPQ

PP

RFS

SWCTMOP

IC&Trade

Field

Offices

Directorates

databases

Planners /Decision makers


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USEOF IT

Marketing information

Question and answer service

Information on crop Insurance

Farm business and management system Soil development

Seed development

Weather forecasting

Post harvest use

GIS use.


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SEEDS DEVELOPMENT Remote management of grain storage

facility for high quality of agriculturalproducts

Remote environmental monitoringsystem via the Internet

Real-time monitoring and analysis oftemperature variation in the storagefacility

Collection and distribution of cropgrowth stage information and pestinformation using GPS (GlobalPositioning System)


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SOIL DEVELOPMENT Technology is dramatically increasing the

amount of land each farmer can workeffectively.

Using the GPS vocational device and

sensors in the field, farmers can harvest,along with their crops, detailed digitalmaps of their fields.

Precise application reduces waste andimproves yield


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Fieldpreparation,Planting andCultivation

Fertilizingand CropProtection

Mapping,Scouting,andSampling

HarvestingPlanningandAnalysis

GIS APPLICATIONS


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WEATHER FORECASTING


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USE OF IT IN POST HARVESTTECHNOLOGY

Use of e-nose and colour sorter

The post harvest losses can be reduced by proper sorting

and grading of the food products

The value of product can be increased.

Proper sorting and grading reduces processing time andincreases efficiency of the machine


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E-NOSE

An e-nose is an instrument which comprises anarray of electronic chemical sensors with partialspecificity or broad band chemical selectivity's andan appropriate pattern recognition system capable

of recognizing simple of complex odours. Thisfeature is the key property on which e-noses foundtheir working principle. Their main application lies insorting food products on the basis of their odour.


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E-NOSE


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COLOURSORTER

It is used to separate on the basis of colours

Electronic colour sorter separates food products onthe basis of differences in colour. Each kernel isviewed and electronically compared with the pre-selected colour background and accepted orrejected. It can also separate mud balls and otherforeign materials whose colour does not match withthe pre- determined colour.

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COLOURSORTER

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IT FOR AGRICULTUREPRODUCTIONANDMARKETING

IT is playing an important and vital role in agricultural

production and marketing. In order to take the real status of

agricultural production and marketing, there is an urgent

need to develop the following items:

Farmers crop database should be managed. The database

includes the kinds of crops, the size of cultivated area, time of

harvest and yield.

Crops information service should be created.

Production techniques and information inquiry system should be

created.


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A means_get_reliableinformation_objectwithout_physical contactwith the object.

It uses various platform

which has utility inagricultural survey.

Remotely sensedimages_use_identifynutrient deficiencies,diseases, water deficiency

or surplus, weedinfestations, insect damage,hail damage, wind damage,herbicide damage, andplant populations.

can be used as base maps invariable rate applications offertilizers and pesticides

images allows farmers totreat only affected areas of a

field. Ranchers use remote sensing

to identify prime grazingareas, overgrazed areas orareas of weed infestations.

Landing institutions use datato evaluate the relative valuesof land by comparing archivedimages with those ofsurrounding fields.

REMOTESENSING


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Enhancement of informationdissemination and knowledge

Exchange of information withfarmers

Establishment of NAIS willserve the purpose of centraldata base.

ROLEOFITIN R&D


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Department of Agriculture & corporation (DAC) has

formulated IT vision 2020.

IT VISION 2020

Information relating toagriculture sectorwould be available tothe ultimate usersthefarmers - foroptimizing theirproductivity andincome

Extension and advisoryservices making use ofinformation technologywould be available tothe farmers on round theclock basis

The tools forinformationtechnology willprovide networkingof agriculturesector not only inthe country butalso globally


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We believe that, particularly in the case of agriculture,there is a great potential to benefit from IT

the framework for an IT-based agricultural informationdissemination system is proposed. By exploitingprogress in IT

It can be rightly stated that though InformationTechnology in the agriculture is in growing stage in theIndian context

IT will be one of the most important areas in the nearfuture for agricultural development

CONCLUSION


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