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This study evaluates land suitability zones for millets and pulses cultivation using hybrid approaches.

Land suitability assessment for millets and pulses cultivation using hybrid approaches TRFN-AHP, remote sensing, and GIS

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Randomized trial evaluates land suitability for millets and pulses, suggesting effective agricultural planning tools.

This study evaluates land suitability zones for millets and pulses cultivation using hybrid approaches.
Evaluated land suitability using TRFN-AHP, remote sensing, and GIS for millets and pulses.
Analyzed key parameters such as annual rainfall, soil texture, and nitrogen among others.
Validated suitability index with receiver operating characteristic curve.
Millets suitability zones: very less (16.59%), less (27.75%), moderately (22.23%), high (20.87%), very high (12.55%).
Pulses suitability zones: very less (17.23%), less (28.15%), moderately (21.71%), high (19.96%), very high (12.93%).
Area under curve: 0.96 for millets and 0.86 for pulses, indicating excellent to very good prediction accuracy.

Babu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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