Implementation improved pesticide application efficiency by 30% in Kendal Regency farmers, indicating smart farming enhances agricultural production.
Farmers in Ringinarum Village, Kendal Regency, face major challenges in agricultural production due to the use of conventional spraying methods, which lead to chemical inefficiency, high labor costs, and health risks from direct exposure to pesticides. This community partnership program aims to empower the Ringinarum Farmers Group through the introduction of smart automatic agriculture spray technology as an appropriate solution. The program was implemented through several stages, including socialization, training, technology installation, mentoring, and evaluation. The device integrates sensors, microcontrollers, and multi-nozzle sprayers to optimize pesticide and fertilizer application efficiently and safely. The results show that the technology improves spraying efficiency by up to 30%, reduces chemical exposure by 70%, and decreases labor costs by approximately 40%. In addition, the program enhanced farmers’ skills and awareness in adopting smart farming practices. This empowerment activity not only addresses technical problems but also builds the capacity of the farmers to manage modern agricultural practices sustainably.
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