This project describes the development of a smart wireless sensor network for monitoring agricultural environments. Sensors are deployed to detect water levels, humidity, temperature, and soil pH. Data from the sensors is sent wirelessly via Zigbee nodes to a central server for analysis. This allows irrigation to be targeted to specific areas based on sensor readings, conserving water and minimizing problems like waterlogging or over-fertilization. Monitoring various environmental factors can provide valuable information to farmers for optimizing crop growth.