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A Review of Soil Preparation for Agriculture

R. V. Chauhan, N. B. Paramar, G. D. Gohil

International Journal of Environment and Climate Change · pp. 318–323 · Published 24 May 2023

10.9734/ijecc/2023/v13i81956

Abstract

The soil preparation is a plan according to which crops are grown on individual field preparations of a farm during a given period of time with object of obtaining minimizes cost of preparation and higher from each crop without imparting the soil fertility. A soil preparation which can utilize input and other technology available on cultivator, ploughing, levelling etc. should be adopted by the farmer. Thus, soil levelling, land scraping and banding are related to the most profitable use of resources, land, labour, capital and management by the intervention of Artificial Intelligence. In this review article, here trying to cover all challenges faced by farmers by using conventional practices of farming and how Artificial Intelligence is playing a revolutionary role in agriculture by replacing conventional practices of land preparations.

Soil preparation conventional practices new technology

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