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Abstract
In India agriculture provides employment to large population which lives in villages and fully dependent on it to fulfil their livelihood. In the last decade, an incredible growth has been occurred in the use of electronic infrastructure for agricultural processes and development in India. In the recent time, an impressive development in information technology and electronic infrastructure has brought its usage well in the capacity of common people. The affordability of electronic equipment’s and IT based applications resulted to a tremendous development in agriculture sector. Farming community at large have started to monitor and control various agricultural activities such as irrigation, foresee climate situation, check soil construction and variety of crop cultures through the various information technology-based systems and projects implemented by the Government of India and different State Governments in India. But these farmers are facing problems due to whether, humidity theft. This paper mainly focuses on how we can avoid theft of cultivated crops.