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Agrivi farm management
The software helps farmers to plan, monitor and analyse all activities on their farm like tillage, planting, crop protection, fertilization, irrigation or harvesting.
Type of content:
Assets
Type of asset:
Application
Big data potential
Yes
Policy domains:
Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry & Foods
Phase in the policy cycle:
Policy Implementation
TRL
8
Implementation/customisation cost
High
Open license availability
No
Ease of use
High
Tags:
Smart work
Smart surveillance systems
Process and resource optimisation
Addresses:
| SWOT Analysis for Agrivi farm management |
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| Helpful | Harmful | |
Internal |
Strengths• Its features include project-oriented farm management with a simple and fast way of planning, monitoring and tracking all farm activities and inputs usage • Advance sales and expense tracking ensures taking control over farm finances, inventory management with low inventory alarms removes delays in production caused by lack of inputs • Weather monitoring with detailed 7-day weather forecast and 3-year weather history for each field • Smart disease risk detection alarms. • Received the title of the World's Best Startup in 2014 by winning 1st prize in the World Startup Competition held in Seoul, Korea, in November that year • High TRL |
Weaknesses• Lack of awareness regarding suitable agricultural methods among the farmers • High implementation/ customisation cost • No open license availability |
External |
Opportunities• Integrated automated robotics, e.g. computer controlled stand-alone systems that milk the dairy cattle without human labour | Threats• Climate change is putting pressure on the resources we all depend on, increasing risks associated with natural, but also insect pest and disease which threaten 20-40% of all yield worldwide • World population growth. By 2050 global food production will need to increase by over 60% if we are to feed the entire population |
