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    Automated Irrigation System for Agricultural Crops Using Embedded Linux Server

    Authors

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    Mr.R.Kathirvel1, Dr.K.Batri2, Mr.V.Seenivasan3, Mr.M.Sankar4

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    Issue Date

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    June – 2015

    Abstract

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    In a country like India, agriculture, the economy and plays an important role in the development of the country. Drip irrigation is today Water is nature's gift to mankind and it is unlimited and free, not permanently, because it must. Indian agriculture is dependent on the monsoon rains Have a reliable water. It is therefore possible to supply water to farms in the country; there is need for an irrigation system. Currently Era Farmers irrigate the land in a particular space in which the manual control mechanism by the use of irrigation in India this process is sometimes consumes more water or dry any crops due to delayed and sometimes reaches the water. Residence is required in individual regions as a way of conserving water, soil moisture sensors for irrigation controller that responds to a commercial irrigation industry a classic controller, or "friendly" program will be easier and a minimum number of keys or push-buttons to operate the controller when excluding zones where enough soil, irrigation water, which is needed to allow the regions to take place in the automatic irrigation system, Indicated moisture. It is important that measurement Irrigation scheduling is usually done to allow for the progress made in the register. In determining the moisture in the system, A key factor is the condition of the soil status of the soil is a critical factor which influencing the plant production. The basic objective of irrigation scheduling is to minimize water stress of the plant, that of Total Value of over irrigation and under irrigation. 

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    1-4

    ISSN

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    2347- 4734

    Source

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    Vol. 2, No.3, June 2015

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