Paper Key : IRJ************352
Author: Anirudhd B. Mishra, Papiha S. Sontakke, Kalpesh R. Jangid, Ashish R. Polke, Rahul Dekate, Prasanna Pothi
Date Published: 09 Jan 2023
Abstract
Agriculture is the backbone of the Indian economy. About half of our country's total population chooses agriculture as their main occupation. Agriculture is thriving in states such as Maharashtra, Punjab, Kerala and Assam. It all started with the influence of the "green revolution" that introduced farmers to different agricultural techniques and their benefits. Over the centuries, advances in science have led to the invention of certain modern techniques in agriculture. These modern technologies include the use of tractors to plow fields, the production of pesticides, and the invention of pipe wells. Since water is the primary need in this scenario, techniques have been discovered to help irrigate fields easily and use less water, and reduce human effort. These discoveries improved the standard of living of farmers. Agro technology is the process of applying technological innovations that occur in everyday life to the agricultural sector, thereby improving the efficiency of the crops produced, developing better machinery and machinery to support the agricultural sector, and increasing the quantity and increasing production. Time shortened from work spent on culture. Therefore, in this project, we decided to develop a better mechanical machine that would be cheaper for farmers to use and would be able to show and sow seeds at the same time. This project consists of a better design of a machine that can be used specifically for sowing soybeans, corn, pigeon peas, Bengal grams, peanuts, etc. Due to the lack of availability of various agricultural equipment and sufficient agricultural labor force, different models of seeders are becoming popular in the arid regions of India. Successful crop production depends on the timely sowing of these crops by reducing the tedious labor of farm workers