Internet of Things-Based Agriculture: A Review of Security Threats and Countermeasures

Oche, Onoja Emmanuel; Nasir, Suleiman Muhammad; Muhammed, Alhassan Hauwa

doi:10.29322/ijsrp.10.08.2020.p10494

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“…Oche et al [18] examined IoT-based farming threats and implemented countermeasures, as reported by them. This work highlights the issues of cybersecurity, which should be solved to provide trust and reliability of IoT systems installed in the agricultural fields.…”

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Empowering Agricultural Ecosystems: Leveraging 5G IoT for Enhanced Product Integrity and Sustainable Ecological Environments

Dr. Pankaj Mudholkar

2024

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The study explores the change-making potential of 5G IoT technology in improving the security of agro-products and contributing to conservation of environments in the ecological field. Through the process of a series conducted in expression using the real agricultural settings, the study gives a visible proof that food traceability, quality assurance, resource management and environment conservation all gain the significant improvements. By relying on IoT sensors utilizing the latest 5G connectivity, stakeholders can have real-time data analytics and communication to take well-informed decisions, optimize resource usage, and manage the environmental risks. The analytics showed a noticeable boost in product traceability with real-time tracking, temperature monitoring during transportation, and automatic data logging rendering success rates above 95%. Resource management benefits are demonstrated in H2O and fertilizer reduction, reaching 30%, and up to 20% higher yields of crops than is traditional. Ecological conservation results exhibit the improved ecosystem health and the possibility to detect environmental pollution in real-time allows operational conservation measures. The research emphasizes on the prospect of 5G IoT whose benefits might transform agricultural practices and guarantee the authenticity and sustainability of food in the face of fast-changing environmental conditions.

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Empowering Agricultural Ecosystems: Leveraging 5G IoT for Enhanced Product Integrity and Sustainable Ecological Environments

Dr. Pankaj Mudholkar

2024

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“…The result is improved management, better food quality and lower costs. Investing in technology solutions and precision agriculture leads to the modernisation of time-consuming and tedious processes and is an extremely attractive option as it can offer better living conditions and reduced workload, thus attracting new generations of farmers and scientists in rural areas [16,17].…”

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Research on Innovative Training on Smart Greenhouse Technologies for Economic and Environmental Sustainability

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Great advancements in technologies such as big data analytics, robots, remote sensing, the Internet of Things, decision support systems and artificial intelligence have transformed the agricultural sector. In the greenhouse sector, these technologies help farmers increase their profits and crop yields while minimizing the production costs, produce in a more environmentally friendly way and mitigate the risks caused by climate change. In greenhouse farming, especially in the Mediterranean region, a lack of knowledge and qualified personnel able to uptake new knowledge, the small size of farms, etc., make it difficult to implement new technologies. Although it is necessary to demonstrate the advantages of innovations related to sustainable agriculture, there is a little opportunity for specific training on greenhouse production in cutting-edge technologies. To gain insight into this problem, questionnaires for greenhouse farmers and intermediaries were developed in multiple choice format and filled in by the stakeholders. A statistical analysis was performed, and the results are presented in graphical form. In most cases, the findings confirmed that producers who run small farms, in most cases, have a lack of knowledge, especially on how to manage climate control systems or fertigation systems. The majority of farmers were elderly with a low level of education, which makes it difficult to be aware of the training issues, due to distrust and a lack of innovation culture. Therefore, their strategy was usually survival with cost control. However, young graduates have been recently returning to agriculture, and they are open to training activities and innovation. The most desirable training offer should be related to sustainable agriculture and precision agriculture technologies.

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Smart Agriculture Using IoT and Machine Learning

Shetty

Smitha

2021

Transactions on Computer Systems and Networks

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Internet of Things-Based Agriculture: A Review of Security Threats and Countermeasures

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Empowering Agricultural Ecosystems: Leveraging 5G IoT for Enhanced Product Integrity and Sustainable Ecological Environments

Empowering Agricultural Ecosystems: Leveraging 5G IoT for Enhanced Product Integrity and Sustainable Ecological Environments

Research on Innovative Training on Smart Greenhouse Technologies for Economic and Environmental Sustainability

Smart Agriculture Using IoT and Machine Learning

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