SEED AI: A Smart Ecosystem for Enhanced Agricultural Decision Support

Authors

  • SURESHKUMAR T MENTOR, MPNMJ ENGINEERING COLLEGE,ERODE.
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  • HARIHARAN J STUDENT, MPNMJ ENGINEERING COLLEGE,ERODE.
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  • BHARATH G STUDENT, MPNMJ ENGINEERING COLLEGE,ERODE.
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  • BOOPATHIRAJA D STUDENT, MPNMJ ENGINEERING COLLEGE,ERODE.
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  • KAVIVARMAN D STUDENT, MPNMJ ENGINEERING COLLEGE,ERODE.
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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71366/ijwos03032681634

Keywords:

Precision Agriculture, Generative AI, Decision Support System, Satellite Data (NDVI), Market Forecasting, e-Agriculture, Multi-Modal Reasoning, Microservices

Abstract

Global agriculture faces significant challenges due to unpredictable climate change, market volatility, and a lack of integrated intelligent tools for farmers. Existing technologies are highly fragmented, leaving farmers with isolated data points rather than cohesive, actionable strategies. SEED AI (Synthesized Environment and Economic Data Artificial Intelligence) is a proposed precision agriculture platform designed to resolve this information asymmetry. By aggregating multi-year historical weather patterns from NASA POWER, correlating them with real-time satellite crop health tracking (NDVI), and monitoring live commodity markets, SEED AI utilizes a Large Language Model (LLM) to synthesize comprehensive insights. The platform functions as a unified advisory framework, generating highly localized, multi-lingual recommendations. This paper presents the architecture and simulated efficacy of a generative AI-driven solution to reduce crop loss and optimize economic outcomes. Experimental analysis indicates that the proposed digital mechanism improves decision-making accuracy by 24% in simulated environments while maintaining system latency below 5.0 seconds for multi-modal reasoning tasks.

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Published

2026-03-23

How to Cite

[1]
SURESHKUMAR T , “SEED AI: A Smart Ecosystem for Enhanced Agricultural Decision Support”, Int. J. Web Multidiscip. Stud. pp. 448-452, 2026-03-23 doi: https://doi.org/10.71366/ijwos03032681634 .