Optimizing Agricultural Advisory Services With Multilingual Llama And Web Automation

• Author(s):

  Jayanth Adhitya C M | A Mithilesh | Bharathi Mohan G

• Keywords:

  Agriculture, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Large Language Models (LLMs), Transformers, Farmer Inquiries, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Precision Agriculture, Agricultural Information Systems

• Abstract:

  Agriculture Is Key To Global Food Security, And Hence It Is Imperative To Create New Solutions That Cater To The Knowledge Deficits Of Most Farmers—especially In Developing Countries Where Specialist Guidance Is Frequently Not Available. In These Regions, Farmers Normally Turn To Helplines For Crucial Assistance, But High Charges And Limited Access Present Major Challenges. Automating Responses To Agricultural Questions Can Alleviate The Burden On Conventional Helpline Systems, Enabling Farmers With Timely And Accurate Data. In Addition, Integrating Real-time Weather Forecasts And Crop Disease Forecasts Into These Systems Supports Farmers In Decision-making Through Proactive, Locally-based Insights To Help Mitigate Risks And Increase Productivity. This Provides Farmers With Not Just General Advice But Also Context- Based Recommendations That Are Specific To Their Individual Environments. Additionally, Incorporating Artificial Intelligence In Agriculture Offers A Bright Future Avenue, With Safety Net Words—particularly Transformers—emerging Highly Proficient At Interpreting Complex Questions On Agriculture And Providing Appropriate Answers. The Present Paper Delves Into How Large Language Models (LLMs) Are Able To Ease Access To Knowledge For Farmers By Taking Advantage Of Their Vast Language Processing Ability. With A Rich Pool Of More Than Four Million Queries From Tamil Nadu, India, Over A Broad Topic Area In Agriculture, This Research Demonstrates How LLMs Are Effective At Bridging The Knowledge Gap And Giving Farmers Real-time Access To Crucial Information.

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Other Details

• Paper id:

  IJSARTV11I4103140

• Published in:

  Volume: 11 Issue: 4 April 2025

• Publication Date:

  2025-04-15

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