Browsing by Author "Hitesh"

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    Laparohysterotomy for Managing Dystocia due to Uterine Inertia in a Sow: A Case Report
    (Reproduction Biology and Genetics Society, 2022-04) Saraswat, Chandra Shekher; Singh, Yogendra Pal; Ram, Shri; Nupur; Hitesh; Bhakar, Garima; Detha, Akanksha
    A nondescript sow with the history of delivering eight piglets and one remain in uterus since three days but unable to deliver was reported. The case was diagnosed as dystocia due to uterine inertia and laparohysterotomy was performed under general anesthesia, one male dead piglet was recovered successfully. The animal showed uneventful recovery.
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    Sensor Based Irrigation Management in Crop Production: A Review
    (Ms. M. B. Mondal, 2024-03) Surve, V; Hitesh; Patel, HH; Payal.
    Efficient water management in agriculture is crucial for sustainable crop production, especially in regions facing water scarcity. Sensor-based irrigation scheduling offers a promising solution by enabling precise and timely irrigation, optimizing water usage while maintaining or enhancing crop yields. This study was made in order to investigate the efficacy of sensor-based technologies in irrigation scheduling for improving water use efficiency in agricultural settings. Data on utilization of an array of sensors including soil moisture, weather and crop-specific indicators., real-time data was collected and analyzed to determine the optimum irrigation timing and volume. The procedure integrated these sensor-derived insights with irrigation scheduling algorithms to dynamically adjust water delivery, aligning with the crop's actual water needs. This study reviews the importance of soil moisture sensors for irrigation, as well as sensor technology and its uses irrigation management and irrigation scheduling.