Abstract
The applications of drones for smart farming are well accepted nowadays. It also results in huge fiscal losses to the agricultural economy. In conventional agriculture, resources are wasted due to the constant and uniform use of pesticides, fertilizers, and pharmaceuticals. Nevertheless, within the existing literature, no comprehensive approach to these difficulties has been discovered. The current research uses drones to irrigate and distribute insecticides, fertilizers, and medicine to necessary crops in sufficient quantities. By understanding current needs, it generates and stores enough synthetic data. Through optimal resource usage and synthetic data production and analysis, it boosts agro-profit.