Implementation of Smart Sensor Connected Hydroponic Shallot Seed (TSS) Planting Technology in Ketindan Village, Lawang Malang
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https://doi.org/10.11594/nstp.2025.47129Keywords:
Hydroponic, smart sensor, true shallot seedsAbstract
Hydroponics is a method or system of vegetable cultivation that does not require a large area of land. Therefore, hydroponics is one of the solutions to land limitations, and the products from hydroponics itself can be utilized by the community as materials that can be directly resold. One of the objectives of this community service activity is to provide a solution, namely a contribution from Higher Education institutions to teach people to start planting shallots from seeds so that they can provide their bulb vegetable needs independently. The location of the service is Ketindan Village, Lawang District, Malang Regency The stages of the activity include 1). Counseling to the community on hydroponic-based smart agriculture to plant shallots with seeds 2) hands-on practice by preparing quality-assured TSS seeds. TSS seeds are soaked overnight and then aerated. After that, the seeds are seeded first, for 10-14 days. Hydroponic preparation with net pots and nutrients, then the seeds are planted one by one in net pots Smart Farming, a technology-based smart agriculture method using a Smart Valve device connected to the Internet at the Ketindan Village office yard, Lawang Malang. The implementation of this activity has succeeded in significantly improving knowledge and skills. Overall, this activity succeeded in providing a positive impact on sustainable money, both in terms of technical, economic, and social aspects.
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