Abstract :

Socioeconomic fabrics of India are mainly dependent on agriculture. In recent times, as farmers are not appropriate in deciding what crops are best fit for the land using traditional and non-scientific methods, it has become a serious problem where approximately 58 percent of the population is involved in farming. Sometimes farmers failed to choose the right crops based on the soil conditions, sowing season, and geographical location. As a result farmers are seen committing suicide, quitting the agriculture field, moving towards urban areas for livelihood. To resolve this issue, our research work has given a system to guide the farmers in crop selection by considering all the factors like sowing season, soil, and geographical location.