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[Audio] SMART FARMING. Let us look into an application of smart grid in agriculture..

[Audio] Data has always been produced by farms. The majority of agriculture, however, has stayed beyond of reach for the most of its 10,000-year history. But, thanks to new digital technologies now, with the access to these information, farmers are better positioned to handle the changing issues we all face, such as helping in maintaining global food security, fighting climate change, etc..

[Audio] Crop protection is the utmost priority to farmers worldwide and to support them in managing their farms to increase yields, we can make use of a smart farming technique. Disease management is one of the major issues in crop protection. It's important to not only detect disease early on but also to prevent it from progressing..

[Audio] Early disease detection and treatment can help the farmers to make important decisions on the spot as a result..

[Audio] We can use a smart meter that would capture the weather report from the satellite to read the weather and detect the changes. This device would further connect to the database saved from ages regarding the diseases occuring to different crops based on various fluctuations and changes in weather such as temperature, humidity, precipitation, etc and predict the possible diseases that can occur based on the real time data captured till date..

[Audio] The device would then send alerts to all the farmers in the region with the help of geo-tagging regarding the predicted diseases along with a short description and suggest the required preventive measures to be taken to protect any kind of damages and loss that could be caused unless..

[Audio] Hence, the advantages of smart grid are that: We are able to identify and treat crop illnesses in the field in real time. This has created a variety of new options for farmers, enabling them to continuously monitor various factors to ensure plant health. As a result, the smart metre can rapidly evaluate data and deliver valuable insights to farmers. Hence, we would have high yields with happy farmers..