Vol. 9, Special Issue 2, Part B (2025)

The Internet of Things (IoT) introduces smart devices together with sensors and automation systems which maximize agricultural resources and boost operational outcomes. IoT helps precision agriculture systems monitor real-time conditions of soil and irrigation together with weather patterns for sustainable agriculture. Through IoT applications livestock managers gain control in their fields while greenhouses can operate via automation and farmers can monitor their food deliveries throughout the entire supply chain to ensure quality standards. The advantages of IoT technology are balanced against vital challenges including scalability limitations as well as interoperability difficulties and environmental energy usage and security of data. The Indian market shows high adoption rates of IoT technology because government institutions and private organizations invest to support escalating food requirements throughout the nation. IOT technology enables farmers to create a sustainable and food secure future for agriculture by achieving sustainable management while meeting global food demands.