Abstract
AbstractWater is a vital resource for human being, especially for Irrigation of crops. Resources of water are dramatically changing over the periods. Water quality and supply is greatly influenced by natural processes like amount of precipitation, temperature effects and sediment transport and such as farming and industrial development. Poor quality of water for irrigation has direct effects on crop productivity, crop quality, consumers health and farmers who are in direct touch with the irrigation water and also indirectly affects the amount of nutrients/organic matter present in soil. Magnetized or magnetic water possesses exclusive physical and chemical properties making it a dual-purpose compound with potential impact in medical treatment, industrial as well as environmental applications. The unique physical and electrochemical characteristics of Magnetic water have attracted research interests to develop different devices and techniques in agricultural and environmental applications. The purpose of this study is to discuss about enhance of nutrients like nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus contents in soil by magnetizing the different sources of water which eventually results in improving the crop productivity and quality. Magnetic Field Treated Water (MFTW) can be achieved by passing water through the magnetic field of certain strength which is optimised through IoT Technology.KeywordsMagnetic water in agricultureHigh crop yieldingIoT based irrigation system
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