Speaking of recent advances, many computing technologies have been applied to several domains and have proved to provide more approximate and acceptable results. Fuzzy logic being one of them has been very useful in solving many real-world problems that are inherent for their uncertainty, complexity, impreciseness and a high degree of randomness. Soft computing aims to mimic human thinking and thus solve problems as a human does. The systems embedded with one or more soft computing technologies tend to make decisions quicker (reducing the processing timeframe) and more accurate in the light of uncertain and indefinite data. This paper aims at an extensive review of fuzzy logic also unraveling some of the applications of the same in the field of agricultural science and meteorology.
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