Farm Along Application for Agriculture-India
AUTHORS
Surisetty Lavanya,IV B.Tech Student, Department of Computer Science and Engineering,Vignan’s Institute of Informatoion Technology (Autonomous), AP, Visakhapatnam, India
Geethanjali Villuri,IV B.Tech Student, Department of Computer Science and Engineering,Vignan’s Institute of Informatoion Technology (Autonomous), AP, Visakhapatnam, India
Kavya Likhita Oleti,IV B.Tech Student, Department of Computer Science and Engineering,Vignan’s Institute of Informatoion Technology (Autonomous), AP, Visakhapatnam, India
ABSTRACT
Farm Along is designed for the development of primary sector to bring back the past glory of the farmers of our Country. Farmers are the demigods of our country who are the main reason for our healthy living conditions. To bridge the gap between primary sector and secondary sector by identifying the drawbacks in agriculture we have come up with this idea. We are also concentrating on the solutions to bring awareness and guidance to farmers on the profitable utilization of land by using the same land for silviculture, livestock, animal husbandry and vertical farming. For providing the best guidance we will provide with various mentors and guides to be available for their queries and to teach them how to use our services and App. We have also provided the alternatives at the time of low demand for products such as cold storages to be in reach of all the farmers. Farm Along app is a very good platform for farmers who are not aware of some techniques to produce a better crop which would help them for their better lives. This app is available in their regional languages also in order to reach out larger sections of farmers.
KEYWORDS
Farmer, Sustainable agriculture, Organic farming, Animal husbandry, Guides, Weather forecasting
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