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AgriSaathi: A Comprehensive Survey on Large Language Models and Multimodal AI for Agricultural Advisory Systems

Author(s) aditya sachin patne, siddhesh sharad ranjane, omkar walke, reshma owhal
Country India
Abstract Abstract—The agricultural sector faces unprecedented challenges
in meeting global food security demands while addressing
climate change, resource constraints, and knowledge dissemination
gaps. AgriSaathi represents a paradigm shift in agricultural
advisory systems by leveraging Large Language Models (LLMs),
multimodal AI, and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
to provide personalized, context-aware guidance to farmers.
This survey paper comprehensively examines the evolution of
agricultural advisory systems, from traditional extension services
to modern AI-driven platforms. We analyze the role of LLMs
in transforming agricultural knowledge dissemination, explore
multimodal integration of vision, speech, and language processing
for crop disease detection and farmer interaction, and investigate
RAG frameworks for enhancing domain-specific agricultural
knowledge retrieval. The AgriSaathi framework integrates a
multilingual LLM-RAG core and vision-based crop diagnosis
achieving up to 93–97 accuracy in agricultural query response
and disease detection, based on results from benchmark models
such as AgroLLM and Krishi Saathi.The paper critically evaluates
existing systems, identifies technical and socio-economic
challenges including low-resource language support and digital
literacy barriers, and proposes future research directions.
AgriSaathi synthesizes these technologies into a unified platform
designed specifically for Indian farmers, addressing language
diversity, regional crop variations, and real-time environmental
data integration. Our findings indicate that LLM-based multimodal
systems can significantly improve agricultural productivity
and farmer decision-making when properly adapted to local
contexts.
Keywords GPT, LLM, RAG, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Smart Agriculture
Field Computer > Artificial Intelligence / Simulation / Virtual Reality
Published In Volume 7, Issue 6, November-December 2025
Published On 2025-11-15
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i06.60751

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