Authors :
Muthukumaran K.; Muneshwaran S.; Bhuvaneshwaran G.; Iyyappan A.; Jalum Dhinesh
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Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 3 - March
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Abstract :
Early and accurate diagnosis of plant diseases at different stages of farming is one of the major challenges faced
by modern farmers today. Most of the time, they depended on manual checks or local advice, which are usually slow and
uncertain. Diseases that go unidentified can develop into severe ones, resulting into crop damage, reduced yield, and
economic strain on the farming family. Today's tools are separate-from- each-other in that they may identify a disease but
fail to advise on the next steps to take by the farmer or prevent further infection. This usually causes a catch-22 for
farmers without appropriate assistance at the most critical juncture. This is where Plantify comes to the scene. It is a selfexplanatory, AI- enabled app making management of plant health very easy and effective. The users only have to take a
picture of the diseased leaf and Plantify will automatically identify the disease. It then prescribes the appropriate remedy
and shows users where disease hotspots are standing using an online map via GPS data so that preventive actions can be
taken before it's too late. With all those features in one platform, Plantify provides farmers with the confidence and
backup they require to protect their crops, improve their harvests, and secure their livelihoods. By seamlessly integrating
disease detection, expert guidance, and real-time monitoring into a single platform, Plantify converts conventional farming
to data-driven precision agriculture. Timely knowledge is empowered in the hands of the farmers through this holistic way
of delivering timely knowledge to improve overall performance yield quality and sustainable practice of agriculture
toward a more resilient and profitable agricultural ecosystem.
Keywords :
Artificial Intelligence, Plant Disease Detection, Precision Agriculture, Real-Time Alerts, Farmer Support.
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Early and accurate diagnosis of plant diseases at different stages of farming is one of the major challenges faced
by modern farmers today. Most of the time, they depended on manual checks or local advice, which are usually slow and
uncertain. Diseases that go unidentified can develop into severe ones, resulting into crop damage, reduced yield, and
economic strain on the farming family. Today's tools are separate-from- each-other in that they may identify a disease but
fail to advise on the next steps to take by the farmer or prevent further infection. This usually causes a catch-22 for
farmers without appropriate assistance at the most critical juncture. This is where Plantify comes to the scene. It is a selfexplanatory, AI- enabled app making management of plant health very easy and effective. The users only have to take a
picture of the diseased leaf and Plantify will automatically identify the disease. It then prescribes the appropriate remedy
and shows users where disease hotspots are standing using an online map via GPS data so that preventive actions can be
taken before it's too late. With all those features in one platform, Plantify provides farmers with the confidence and
backup they require to protect their crops, improve their harvests, and secure their livelihoods. By seamlessly integrating
disease detection, expert guidance, and real-time monitoring into a single platform, Plantify converts conventional farming
to data-driven precision agriculture. Timely knowledge is empowered in the hands of the farmers through this holistic way
of delivering timely knowledge to improve overall performance yield quality and sustainable practice of agriculture
toward a more resilient and profitable agricultural ecosystem.
Keywords :
Artificial Intelligence, Plant Disease Detection, Precision Agriculture, Real-Time Alerts, Farmer Support.