Agriculture is extremely important to a countrys development. Agricultural issues have consistently stymied the countrys progress. Farmers face a slew of problems, including a lack of water for irrigation, crops withering due to climatic changes, nutrient-depleted soils, and crop damage from pests and wildlife. In recent decades, innovation has developed to provide effective solutions to a large number of these difficulties. In any event, agricultural protection from wild animals has not been fully addressed until now. The fields have been destroyed by elephants, monkeys, and wild boars. The production of crops is diminished when wild animals trample them or eat them. The presence of wild animals on farmland has always been a contentious issue for farmers. Deer, wild boar, moles, elephants, and monkeys are just some of the animals that might ruin a harvest. When the farmer isn't there, these animals may eat the crops and wander the field, which is bad for the harvest. Because of this, yields might drop significantly, and supplementary financial protection could be necessary to cope with the fallout. This problem has to be solved as soon as possible, and a workable solution needs to be found and put into action. Accordingly, the goal of our programme is to address this problem. Wireless sensors might be used to set off an alarm in the event of an animal intrusion, communicating the situation to the proprietor and forest authorities with an attached photo. This provides an early warning so that measures may be taken according to the intruder type.