• Trace IPM Software: This is a software that integrates mobile app and server app to collect operational data from the farms and analyse them in real-time for quick decision making.  Sale of this software to companies who are involved in cultivation of agricultural crops through contract farming with farmers.

 

Farmers App: This is a mobile application that can be used by farmers to get correct guidance and support in cultivating the crop, pest/disease management, fertiliser application and also in the sale of the farm produce.  The app also gives farmers, access to experts for quick resolution of their crop related issues.  This software is for sale to Government agencies or other agencies working towards the benefit of the farmers

Historically, agriculture has undergone a series of revolutions that have driven efficiency, yield and profitability to previously unattainable levels. Market forecasts for the next decade suggest a ‘digital agricultural revolution’ will be the newest shift which could help ensure agriculture meets the needs of the global population into the future Digitalization will change every part of the agrifood chain. Management of resources throughout the system can become highly optimized, individualized, intelligent and anticipatory. It will function in real time in a hyper-connected way, driven by data. Value chains will become traceable and coordinated at the most detailed level whilst different fields, crops and animals can be accurately managed to their own optimal prescriptions.

Digital agriculture will create systems that are highly productive, anticipatory and adaptable to changes such as those caused by climate change. This, in turn, could lead to greater food security, profitability and sustainability. In the context of the Sustainable Development Goals, digital agriculture has the potential to deliver economic benefits through increased agricultural productivity, cost efficiency and market opportunities, social and cultural benefits through increased communication and inclusivity and environmental benefits through optimized resource use as well as adaptation to climate change.