This document discusses using image processing to detect and control sugarcane diseases. It begins with an introduction to the importance of agriculture and identifying plant diseases. The authors then describe their methodology which involves image acquisition, pre-processing, segmentation, feature extraction using color analysis and k-means clustering, and classification. Their results show detecting diseases by pixel range analysis is more efficient than color feature extraction. The system could help farmers identify diseases early and apply the proper pesticides to increase sugarcane production. Future work includes developing a user-friendly app to provide real-time disease detection and solutions for farmers.