Over half of the world’s population relies on agriculture for their income, which makes agriculture one of mankind’s most important industries. Crops have been grown on the same land for thousands of years without the appropriate knowledge of soil depletion and rejuvenation. The nutrients present in the soil directly affect the crop production quality and quantity. There is also a high chance of plant diseases and infections rising because of the insufficiency or sufficiency of soil nutrients. Excessive use of Fertilizers and Pesticides can also result in crop damage and land pollution which may rise into food diseases. Understanding the need for the importance of right use of fertilizers in the right geographical location is high. Farmers can increase crop growth by determining soil and environment conditions as they transition from the wet season to the dry season.