The increasing need for sustainable agriculture practices in Zimbabwe has led to the development of a solar powered automated scarecrow for wheat farms. The device is designed to address the issue of crop damage caused by birds and other animals, which can significantly reduce crop yields and result in financial losses for farmers. The solar powered automated scarecrow utilizes solar energy to power an automated system that deters birds and other animals from damaging crops. The scarecrow is equipped with motion sensors and a sound system that emits noises that simulate predatory birds, scared birds or other scary sounds and motion effectively scaring away any unwanted visitors. The device is designed to be weather-resistant and durable, ensuring it can withstand harsh outdoor conditions. The use of solar energy to power the scarecrow eliminates the need for external power sources, making it a cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution for farmers. This reduces the reliance on non-renewable energy sources and promotes sustainable agricultural practices. The solar automated scarecrow is specifically designed for wheat farms, which are particularly susceptible to bird damage. By deterring birds and other animals from the crops, the device can significantly improve yields and reduce the financial losses incurred by farmers. With its innovative design, use of renewable energy, and ability to withstand harsh outdoor conditions, this device has the potential to revolutionize the way farmers protect their crops and promote sustainable agriculture practices in Zimbabwe.