Authors : Nidhisha Dayanand Naik; Manish K Shetty; Suhas A. Bhyratae

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 3 - March

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Abstract : Since agriculture plays such a significant role in India’s economy, the dairy industry helps the country. Milk is a valuable food for human mortal beings. Quality milk must not contain any contaminants but, for the purpose of increasing the amount of milk some contaminants are included which can decrease the nutritional quality of milk. Farmers supply milk for the preparation of dairy items, and their wages are based on the quality of the milk.The dairy business has an acute problem with regards to guaranteeing milk quality since the assessment techniques used are intensive and subjective.The people who are living more luxurious lives are following trends and customers’ demands owing to the global fast-paced growth. This project aims to revolutionize milk quality assessment and management by integrating IoT and advanced data analytics into a comprehensive monitoring system. By utilizing sensors for pH, temperature, and color, the system detects adulter- ation and assesses milk suitability for consumption, including for infants. Real-time data is processed to provide actionable insights through an intuitive user interface, empowering farmers to make informed decisions. The objectives are to enhance milk quality, protect consumer health, and support agricultural sustainability. Expected outcomes include improved milk safety, increased farmer competitiveness, and promotion of sustainable farming practices, ultimately ensuring safe and nutritious milk for consumers. Consequently, India’s agricultural lifestyle needs to be improved.

Keywords : Dairy Sector, Adulteration, IoT (Internet of Things), Sensors, Real-Time Data, Agricultural Sustainability, Consumer Health.

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