Project Objective
The Farmer Decision Support Software is developed to help farmers manage their agricultural operations more effectively and efficiently. The Agricultural Solution Center adopted this software to provide technology-based solutions to farmers.
Problem Area
The project is designed to assist farmers in managing their agricultural activities, making it easier to make decisions in key stages such as sowing, planting, irrigation, fertilization, pesticide application, and harvest.
Social, Economic, and Environmental Impacts
Social Impact: The software provides guidance and information to farmers, helping them understand and manage production processes better. This increases productivity and enables healthier crops.
Economic Impact: By helping farmers plan agricultural operations efficiently, the software increases productivity and output, reduces costs, and raises income.
Environmental Impact: Promoting efficient agricultural practices and preventing unnecessary pesticide or fertilizer use contributes to environmentally friendly farming methods.
Solution Strategy by the Agricultural Solution Center
The Agricultural Solution Center aims to increase agricultural efficiency by offering technology-based solutions. The Farmer Decision Support Software has been developed in line with this strategy.
Differentiation of the Solution
The software provides comprehensive support across all agricultural operations. From soil preparation to harvest and marketing, farmers receive guidance, with all processes integrated into a single platform.
SDG Impacts
Zero Hunger, Food Security, and Improved Nutrition: By increasing crop productivity and quality, the software contributes to combating hunger.
Decent Work and Economic Growth: The software provides farmers with more efficient and effective management tools, supporting better livelihoods and economic opportunities.
Target Objective
The project aims to help farmers manage agricultural operations more effectively, increase productivity, and achieve healthier crop production.
Project Activities and Promotion
Designing and developing the software.
Collaborating with farmers to gather feedback and optimize the software.
Organizing training and promotional activities.
Introducing the software to farmers through agricultural fairs, seminars, and educational events.
Sharing software features and benefits via digital platforms.
Sustainability Goals
Continuous software updates and technical support for farmers.
Expanding the software’s reach through financial and institutional support, making it accessible to more farmers.
Business Model
The software could be offered for free or at an affordable price, with additional services available via subscription. Customized solutions may also be provided for institutional clients or large-scale farms.