This document proposes a framework for an agricultural information dissemination system using information technology to improve crop productivity for farmers in India. It suggests creating a crop database and information services system to provide expert advice and disseminate knowledge on crop varieties, production techniques, and market demands. While IT is still growing in Indian agriculture, the document argues it could play an important role in agricultural development by allowing remote monitoring of storage facilities, precise application of inputs using GPS, and weather forecasting to benefit farmers.

1. Well come THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF INDIA

3. REASON FOR SELECTION OF TOPIC Agriculture or farming is the backbone of India’s economy, as two-thirds of the population live in rural areas and depend (directly or indirectly) on agriculture for a living. It can be observed that compared to the yield in other countries, yield of several crops in India is significantly low . the yield falls. Hence it is necessary to find solutions that improve the chances of crop success.

4. INTRODUCTION OF TOPIC In spite of successful research on new agricultural practices concerning crop cultivation, majority of the farmers are not getting upper-bound yield due to several reasons We propose the framework for a cost-effective agricultural information dissemination system to disseminate expert agricultural knowledge to the farming community in order to improve crop productivity.

5. CONTINUE…. it aims to provide expert advice which is crucial to the Indian farmer to harvest different kinds of crop varieties based on the demand in the world market. According to above instruction we can very well establish the relationship between the information technology and computer related services with the farmers who are working hard in their farm

7. PASSIVE USE OF I.T IN AGRICULTURE

8. PROCESS OF DATA MAINTAINENCE & ACCESSING AGRIDS : Agriculture Information Dissemination System

9. DISTRIBUTION OF DATA

10. MARKETING OF AGRICULTURAL PRDUCTS Farmers’ crop database must be managed. Crops information service system should be created. Production techniques and information inquiry system should be created. Production equipment’s inquiry service system should be created.

11. ACTIVE USE OF I.T. IN AGRICULTURE

12. 1. SEEDS DEVELOPMENT Remote management of grain storage facility for high quality of agricultural products Remote environmental monitoring system via the Internet Real-time monitoring and analysis of temperature variation in the storage facility Collection and distribution of crop growth stage information and pest information using GPS (Global Positioning System)

13. 2. SOIL DEVELOPMENT Technology is dramatically increasing the amount of land each farmer can work effectively. Using the GPS vocational device and sensors in the field, farmers can harvest, along with their crops, detailed digital maps of their fields. Precise application reduces waste and improves yield

14. 3.WEATHER FORCASTING

15. CONCLUSION We believe that, particularly in the case of agriculture, there is a great potential to benefit from IT . the framework for an IT-based agricultural information dissemination system is proposed. By exploiting progress in IT. It can be rightly stated that though Information Technology in the agriculture is in growing stage in the Indian context IT will be one of the most important areas in the near future for agricultural development

17. BIBLIOGRAPHY SUCCESSFUL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT) FOR AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT Seishi Ninomiya National Agricultural Research Centre, National Agricultural Research Organization Kannondai, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-8666, Japan GENERAL ARTICLES OF A FRAMEWORK OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-BASED AGRICULTURE INFORMATION DISSEMINATION SYSTEM TO IMPROVE CROP PRODUCTIVITY P. Krishna Reddy* and R. Ankaiah ROLE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN AGRICULTURE Dr. Sunil Phougat Research Fellow, Department of Economics, M.D. University, Rohtak – 124001 (Haryana). INTERNET SOURSE www.google.com www.yahoo.com www.fb.com

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