Irrigatıon in Agriculture and Automation Based Irrigation Systems (Mini-Review)

ARIK>, Mustafa; KORKUT, İhsan

doi:10.29109/gujsc.1108504

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“…The global population is expected to reach 9.61 billion by 2050 and 11.2 billion by 2100 (Nath et al, 2022). By 2025, it is predicted that this growth will be accompanied by a 60 % increase in the food requirements of the present population (Arık & Korkut, 2022). To fulfil the rising demand for food, agricultural productivity needs to be raised to preserve vitality (Aküzüm et al, 1999).…”

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Preliminary Evaluation of The Performance of Micro Combine Harvesters in Rice Farming

Sharu,

Ahmad,

Khadzir

et al. 2024

Adv Agric Food Res J

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Rice is the most widely used staple food, especially in Asia, accounting for about 90% of the world's rice production. In Malaysia, the cultivated area is as much as 730,016 hectares, and the show was about 3.3 million metric tons throughout the country in 2016. Currently, big combine harvesters are used in Malaysia to harvest rice, allowing for quicker harvesting. However, harvesting with a big combine harvester is impossible in areas with soft soil. As a result, employing a micro combine harvester is one of the options for harvesting in areas with soft soil problems. This study aims to evaluate the performance of a micro combine rice harvester. Performance evaluations were conducted at the MARDI Seberang Perai, Penang research plot. The pedestrian-type micro combines harvester with a triangular rubber crawler type was used in this study. The working width of the machine is 1 meter. The rate of harvesting losses is also evaluated as part of the study. The performance test results of the micro combine harvester show that the farm's efficiency is about 70 percent, with a work rate of 0.10 ha/hour. By keeping the harvester's speed at 1.5 km/h, this micro combine harvester's potential work rate is 0.15 hectares per hour. The losses during the harvesting operation were calculated to be 2.2 per cent. The study's results show that using micro combine harvesters can assist in carrying out rice harvesting work in areas where soft soil issues make it challenging to use the standard large combine harvesters. Farmers that grow rice on a small scale also benefit from using this micro combine harvester. The small percentage of losses demonstrated the effectiveness of this micro combine harvester.

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Preliminary Evaluation of The Performance of Micro Combine Harvesters in Rice Farming

Sharu,

Ahmad,

Khadzir

et al. 2024

Adv Agric Food Res J

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“…The creation of a rudimentary system that employs a microcontroller to automate the irrigation and watering of small potted plants or crops with minimal manual intervention is necessary. A system was developed that detects temperature and humidity changes in the environment using sensors and controls the pump via a signal sent by the microcontroller [20]. It was reported that the planned system was less expensive than other systems.…”

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Development of an Automatic PV-Battery-Powered Water Irrigation System Incorporated with Arduino Software for Agricultural Activities

Manfo,

Şahin

2023

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This study proposes a water irrigation-based solar-powered system to enhance the convenience and savings of electricity consumption from electricity generation facilities. In addition to saving the electricity to be used in the system, the aim of consuming the required amount of water depleted in the world is kept in the foreground. The study's usage areas are homegrown plants, greenhouse gardens, and in general used in many parts. The work is primarily dependent on water and solar energy. The electricity produced by solar energy enables the design elements to work. The desired electricity will be obtained from solar energy for the operation of elements such as sensors and water motors. With various programming, in which positions the sensor will work, the operating time of the engine, and the conditions necessary for its operation are prepared from the Arduino platform. The water tank provides the water needed by the plant. When the plant needs water with the response of the sensor, the water motor transfers the water to the plant as much as necessary through the pipes. The water in the tank is filled with the solenoid valve connected to the water mains. This system uses an Arduino UNO board, which contains an ATmega328 microprocessor. It is set up in such a way that it detects the moisture level of the plants and supplies water as needed. This type of system is frequently used for general plant maintenance in small and big gardens.

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Irrigatıon in Agriculture and Automation Based Irrigation Systems (Mini-Review)

Cited by 2 publications

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Preliminary Evaluation of The Performance of Micro Combine Harvesters in Rice Farming

Preliminary Evaluation of The Performance of Micro Combine Harvesters in Rice Farming

Development of an Automatic PV-Battery-Powered Water Irrigation System Incorporated with Arduino Software for Agricultural Activities

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