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Farmers in Africa are struggling due to the COVID-19 pandemic and drought conditions. Government restrictions have prevented farmers from tending to their crops, leading to damaged harvests. The agricultural sector has also been negatively impacted by serious droughts and security breaches. To address these issues, a solution is proposed that provides farmers with weather and land information through smartphones to help cultivation continue during the difficult conditions.
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- 3. Impact of COVID-19 on the Agricultural Sector ⊷ Due to COVID- 19 outbreak farmers from different locations are expressing their worries and seeking help from the government. ⊷ Farmlands have also been affected due to sudden climate change such as cyclones, lesser rainfall than usual. ⊷ Many cultivated land has been left behind due to lockdown condition and has paved way for damaged crops. 3
- 4. Solution ⊷Provides information on how to overcome pandemic situation and keep the cultivation on process. ⊷Emphasizes on weather forecast, land surface temperature. ⊷Its available for every farmer across the country and just requires a smart phone. ⊷Also provides information on soil grade, ultra-violate index.
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