Abstract
Abstract: Farmers in many parts of India are having trouble growing crops because of the climate and soil. There could be no genuine assistant available to assist them with encouraging the right sorts of plants using current advancement. Due to illiteracy, farmers may not be able to benefit from advances in agricultural science and continue using human methods. This makes it difficult to achieve the desired yield. For instance, improper fertilization or unintentional rainfall patterns may be the cause of crop failure. In such circumstances, picking crops that are suitable for the soil's current conditions and the anticipated rainfall during planting would be the best course of action. Thus, we are presenting an information mining-based "Soil-Based Profile Profiling Framework." In light of the rancher's region's precipitation and soil input boundaries (NPK and pH), we provide a list of possible yields. Additionally, it suggests fertilizer that can be utilized to increase crop yields and enhance the soil's quality. The growing problem of crop failure is the focus of this desktop application
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