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Lota Elisha

Today’s post focuses on a concrete Tanzania signal: digital agriculture is moving from pilots toward scale, capital and commercial models. On 18 September, the UN in Tanzania highlighted the new AgriTech4Tanzania Accelerator; the official programme says applications close 30 September 2026 and includes technical assistance, investor links and catalytic grants for qualifying agritechs. Tanzania’s next agritech challenge is not building more apps. It is proving that farmers will keep using them. Across the country, the digital-agriculture ecosystem is getting more serious. The newly launched AgriTech4Tanzania Accelerator 2026 is specifically targeting Tanzanian agritech and fintech businesses helping smallholder farmers access markets, finance, inputs and advisory services. Importantly, the programme is also looking at how agricultural data can become commercially useful through areas such as market intelligence, financial services and precision agriculture. That raises an important question for every platform serving farmers: What makes a farmer come back tomorrow? Not downloads. Not registrations. Not another dashboard. A farmer returns when the platform solves a recurring problem. 🌱 My crop has a problem — what should I do? 📶 I have weak internet — can I still get the information? 💰 What is my produce worth? 🤝 Can farmers in my area combine what we have to sell? 🛒 Who is actually buying? There are already encouraging signals in Tanzania. A recently launched dairy platform is connecting farmers with market demand, prices, veterinary services, training and finance. Separately, FAO’s Digital Services Portfolio has demonstrated DSP-in-a-Box, designed to keep agricultural advisory content accessible where connectivity is limited or unavailable, alongside Farmer AI for local-language advisory. For Mkulima Forum, the lesson is clear: Marketplace + AI advisory + farmer education + offline access should not become separate products. They should reinforce one farmer journey: Ask → Learn → Produce → Organise → Aggregate → Sell → Learn again. And we should measure success accordingly. Not simply “How many farmers registered?” But: How many farmers received useful advice? How many returned? How many formed marketable supply? How many reached a buyer? How much additional value reached the farmer? That is the transition from building an agritech platform to building farmer infrastructure. And that is the standard worth pursuing in Tanzania. #MkulimaForum #DigitalAgriculture #AgriTech #Tanzania #SmallholderFarmers #AIForAgriculture #FarmerMarketplace #MarketAccess #DigitalInclusion #AgriculturalInnovation

Arya P

I am glad to share that I have successfully completed my 3-month internship at SATCARD, IIT Palakkad.🌱 When I joined, I wondered what an Agriculture graduate could contribute in a technology-focused institute like IIT. This internship gradually changed the way I look at agriculture. I began to see that agriculture and technology are not separate, they can come together to address real problems faced by farmers. Working with projects like LIVO, Revin SiGHT etc.gave me an opportunity to understand technology beyond its technical side. I learned that developing a solution is only one part of the process; making it meaningful, practical, and useful for farmers is equally important.From interacting with farmers and understanding field-level challenges to working on documentation, demonstrations, and outreach, every task gave me a different perspective. More than anything, this experience taught me to look at agricultural problems from the ground level and think about how technology can genuinely help. A heartfelt thank you to Dr. Arathi mam and Sreehari Sir for their guidance, support, and encouragement throughout this journey. I’m truly grateful to SATCARD and IIT Palakkad for the opportunity, the people I met, and the lessons I will carry forward. #IITPalakkad #SATCARD #Internship #AgriTech #Agriculture #AgriculturalTechnology

Paramananda Gogoi

ASSAM & NORTHEAST INDIA : YOUTH IN AGRICULTURE NOW WILL RULE THE WORLD The world is advancing rapidly through AI, automation and modern infrastructure. Yet the future will ultimately depend on three essentials: water, food and fertile land. As ecological pressures and resource constraints increase, sustainable food production will become increasingly strategic. Assam & Northeast India: A Global Opportunity With abundant water resources, fertile land and diverse agro climatic conditions, Northeast India has the potential to become an important food and agricultural innovation hub while preserving its ecological heritage. Agriculture is no longer simply traditional farming. It is becoming a technology driven global industry, integrating AI, precision agriculture, drones, biotechnology, smart irrigation and advanced food processing. A Proposed North East Agri-Skill Mission 2047 A Skill India aligned initiative could prepare young people for this emerging economy through industry oriented skills, technology and entrepreneurship. The message to young people is simple: Don't see agriculture as a career of the past. See it as a profession of the future. A/ Develop Skills. B/ Protect Water. C/ Innovate in Agriculture. D/ Feed the Future. #Agriculture #AgriTech #SkillDevelopment #SkillIndia #FoodSecurity #WaterSecurity #SustainableAgriculture #YouthDevelopment #Assam #NortheastIndia #India2047

Market Affinity

Download the Exclusive Sample Report 📘https://lnkd.in/dc2h5cST Get exclusive insights into the seed additives market, valued at USD 1.2 Billion in 2025 and projected to reach USD 2.14 Billion by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 7.5% (2026–2034). #SeedAdditives #AgricultureInnovation #CropEnhancement #SeedTechnology #SeedTreatment #AgriTech #SeedEnhancement #SeedProtection #Biostimulants #SeedFungicides #SeedFertilizers #SeedCoatings #AgriBusiness #CropYieldImprovement #SeedResearch #AgriculturalChemicals #SustainableFarming #PrecisionAgriculture #AgriSolutions #MarketResearch #AgritechTrends #AgroInnovation #FarmingTechnology #SeedIndustry #CropProtection #AgriculturalInvestments #AgriMarketInsights #EmergingAgTech #BiotechnologyInAgriculture

Market Insight Nexus

Download the Exclusive Sample Report 📘https://lnkd.in/dds3g62A Get exclusive insights into the selective herbicides safener market, valued at USD 450 Billion in 2025 and projected to reach USD 728.13 Billion by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 6.2% (2026–2034). #SelectiveHerbicides #HerbicideSafeners #AgrochemicalInnovation #CropProtection #HerbicideTechnology #AgriculturalChemicals #WeedManagement #AgriTech #CropYieldEnhancement #MarketResearch #Agroindustry #HerbicideResearch #AgrochemicalMarket #CropProtectionSolutions #AgriBusiness #HerbicideFormulation #AgriculturalInnovation #WeedControlTech #FarmChemicals #AgrochemicalTrends #SustainableFarming #CropProtectionMarket #HerbicideDevelopment #AgriculturalResearch #AgrochemicalInvestments #EmergingAgTech #AgrochemicalManufacturing #MarketIntelligence #AgriIndustryInsights #CropProtectionInnovation

Christine Raibaldi

Quand l'agriculture s'ouvre à la robotique... Polybot, une start-up basée à Tübingen en Allemagne, a fait le pari de développer des robots agricoles autonomes et agiles dédiés à une agriculture utilisant l'apprentissage par imitation. Un projet pilote à grande échelle a eu lieu l'été 2026, et les premiers systèmes devraient être livrés aux producteurs début 2027. Même si je préfère les tomates cultivées de manière plus traditionnelle, car elles ont plus de goût... je trouve cette innovation intéressante pour les serres... Qu'en pensez-vous ? Source vidéo : @interesting engineering https://lnkd.in/ee7t2RzT #AI #robotique #technology #createurdecontenu #topvoice #agriculture LinkedIn Guide to Creating Cette vidéo est partagée à des fins éducatives et informatives uniquement ! Soutenez-moi en vous abonnant ! Ceci n'est pas un post sponsorisé ! Dm pour crédit ou suppression.

Etherealflights Pvt Ltd

Before You Spend More, Find the Problem. When crop performance declines, adding more inputs without understanding the actual problem can increase costs without solving the underlying issue. A data-driven approach helps farmers move from guesswork to targeted decision-making: Diagnosis — Understand the condition of the crop and field. Risk Mapping — Identify areas that require attention. Targeted Action — Direct resources where they are needed most. The objective is simple: know where the money should go before you spend more. Better field intelligence can support more efficient resource use, timely intervention and smarter farm management. #PrecisionAgriculture #AgriTech #SmartFarming #AgriculturalDrones #CropMonitoring #DigitalAgriculture #FarmTechnology #PrecisionFarming

Gourav Chourasiya

🌱 Turning Ideas into Real-World AgriTech! 🤖 Excited to be part of the TIFAN – Automatic Sapling Transplanter project, focused on bringing automation and smart engineering into agriculture. My contribution involved working on IoT sensors, hardware integration, wiring, testing, and automation, helping transform the concept into a functional prototype. 🔧⚡ From designing and integrating electronics to testing the system in real conditions, this experience taught me that innovation is not just about an idea — it’s about building, testing, failing, improving, and making it work. 🚀 Grateful for the opportunity to work on a project combining Agriculture + IoT + Robotics + Embedded Systems. 🌾🤖 #AgriTech #IoT #Robotics #EmbeddedSystems #Automation #AgriculturalTechnology #HardwareDevelopment #Innovation #Engineering #Prototyping

Emmanuel Erukubami

Greenleaves is a digital trade and agritech ecosystem revolutionizing how goods are sourced, sold, and moved. By uniting Producers, Commercial Buyers, and Logistics Networks into a single platform with integrated escrow security (GreenWallet), we eliminate middleman inefficiencies, guarantee fair value, and power seamless supply chains from root to market. 🌐 Discover more: www.greenleaves.ng

Rajeev Tomar

🌱 A New Chapter for Digital Agriculture We are pleased to announce the signing of an MoU between GB Pant University of Agriculture & Technology (GBPUAT), Pantnagar and Rosni Agri Information Pvt. Ltd. (RAIPL) to strengthen collaboration in Digital Agriculture, AgriTech innovation, research, technology development and commercialization. This collaboration marks an important step towards bringing research, technology and industry closer together for practical solutions that can create meaningful impact for farmers and agri industry. Grateful to the leadership and team at GBPUAT, Pantnagar for their trust and collaboration. From research to technology, and technology to the field. 🌾🚀 #DigitalAgriculture #AgriTech #GBPUAT #Pantnagar #Rosni #CDAIC #AgricultureInnovation #PrecisionAgriculture #FarmTechnology #AgriInnovation

Praveen Xavior P

“RoC Is a High-Risk Technology" — The Biggest Myth Holding Back AMF Manufacturers in India It's a sentence we hear constantly from fertilizer and bio-input manufacturers exploring Root Organ Culture (RoC) technology: "RoC is high risk." Here's the honest answer: yes — for those who don't understand AMF biology and the RoC process. For those who do, it's an extraordinary product. Across India, we've seen the same pattern repeat itself. Companies start an RoC production line with enthusiasm, then quietly shut it down within a few years. As a consultant and manufacturer ourselves, we've heard the reasons directly from companies who walked away from AMF RoC production — and it almost always comes down to two core technical failures: 1. Contamination — the single most common reason RoC production lines collapse. 2. Collapsed co-culture — the fungal-root partnership breaking down mid-production, often silently, until yields crash. Both are technical errors at the core. And both are almost always downstream of the same root cause: manufacturers unwilling to invest the proper resources, materials, and process discipline this technology genuinely demands. Yet despite this, a handful of major players in India are successfully producing in-vitro RoC-based AMF at scale. Why? Because they treated this the way it deserves to be treated — as a gold-mining process. Not a shortcut. A process where those who accept the technical risk, pay attention to the biology, and commit real input become the successful inoculum producers. This is exactly where Microbial Farm comes in. We've developed a scalable RoC process built to be tailor-made — adoptable by anyone from a small manufacturer to an MNC, without forcing a one-size-fits-all system onto a biology that doesn't work that way. We welcome bio-input manufacturers to explore this fascinating species with us — the right way, from day one. #Mycorrhiza #AMF #RootOrganCulture #RoC #Biofertilizer #TechnologyTransfer #AgriTech #SustainableAgriculture #MicrobialFarm

Toechok Media

📰 TOECHOK Business News | 27 September 2026 Five developments for travel and agriculture: 1️⃣ Bangkok flooding disrupted airport access and some rail services. Both Bangkok airports remained open in TAT’s 26 Sep evening update; check current routes and flights before travelling. https://lnkd.in/d2pxy4aW 2️⃣ AI Hospitality Group raised $7.5 million to expand AI-supported hotel management. https://lnkd.in/dPAuZ4_7 3️⃣ Accor launched an AI concierge across its app, website and messaging channels. https://lnkd.in/dRVFzRGw 4️⃣ Thailand is developing training and licensing standards for agricultural drone services. https://lnkd.in/dwgA9y_S 5️⃣ The EU and Philippines reached the main terms of a trade agreement; a final deal has yet to be completed. https://lnkd.in/dUcWYEBW For TOECHOK: keep travellers informed and build practical AI service. For YAYA: prepare verified farm-service provider profiles. Sources are linked above. Illustration: TOECHOK Media. Explore • Connect • Belong #TOECHOKMedia #ThailandTravel #HospitalityTech #YAYA #AgriTech #ASEAN

Sâadia Lakehal

#AgriHackathon Morocco 2026. It was a true privilege to participate as keynote and a member of the jury Gan Gala, it was a privilege to discover the inspiring profiles, ideas, and projects presented by our candidates. To all our candidates, congratulations. Your courage, creativity, and leadership are already an achievement. Your ideas matter, and your contribution matters. To our winners, my warmest congratulations. May this recognition open new doors, create new opportunities, and amplify your impact. Today, we celebrate not only your success, but the determination and vision to lead the transformation of our food systems. Because when one woman succeeds, she can inspire and open the way for many others. Congratulations to all of you! Emperia Industries Connect Global Summit women in Agritech #womenleadership #Futureagriculture #Food security #Innovation #agritech

Daniel OYANOGBEZINA

🌱 Day 6 of 365 — AgriTech AI Journey | A Farmer Can Now Use This Without Knowing What Code Is Six days ago I set up a Python environment. Today I have a working web application that a farmer with a basic smartphone can open, fill in their farm details, and receive an AI-generated yield prediction, income estimate, risk assessment, and monthly farming calendar — all in under two seconds. No terminal. No code. No technical knowledge required. Here is what the app does when a farmer submits their details: The green banner shows their predicted yield in tons, alongside low, mid, and high income estimates in Naira based on current market price ranges for that crop. The risk flags section catches problems before the season starts. When I tested it with Alhaji Musa's profile — a maize farmer in Kano with no irrigation, low rainfall, and traditional seeds — the system flagged three risks immediately. When I tested Mrs Adunola's cassava farm in Oyo with improved seeds and good rainfall, the risk section showed: "No risk flags — your farm setup looks good." That contrast tells the whole story. The what-if section shows the farmer exactly what their yield could be if they upgraded their inputs — improved seeds, irrigation, and 100 kg/ha fertilizer. For Alhaji Musa, the potential uplift was over 50%. That number alone could change a farmer's investment decision for the season. The crop calendar shows three months in view — what should have happened last month, what to do this month (highlighted in amber), and what to prepare for next month. The technical stack is clean: → HTML/CSS/JS frontend (mobile-first, works on any browser) → Nigerian green colour theme → Real-time server health badge (AI Online / Server Offline) → Form validation before the API is ever called → Parallel API calls for prediction and calendar data simultaneously → Flask REST API (Day 5) serving all the data → scikit-learn Random Forest model (Day 3) doing the prediction Six days. Six layers of the same product stacked on top of each other. Day 1 — data Day 2 — real data from the internet Day 3 — machine learning model Day 4 — farmer advisory tool Day 5 — REST API Day 6 — web interface any farmer can use Tomorrow I start connecting this to a public server so it is no longer localhost. #AgriTech #Day6of365 #BuildInPublic #Nigeria #AI #WebDevelopment #Flask #Python #SmallholderFarming #AfricanInnovation #FUNAAB #MachineLearning #HTML #CSS #JavaScript

UnitOne AI

🌾 Farming runs on timing — and timing runs on information. When to sow, when to irrigate, when to expect pests: these decisions used to come from experience alone. Today, the farms pulling ahead combine that experience with data — soil readings, weather patterns, and crop history in one view. That's where AgriTech earns its keep: not replacing farmer judgment, but sharpening it with timely, usable information. At UnitOne AI, we're investing in agricultural R&D alongside our software work — building tools that serve the people who feed everyone else. If you're working on agriculture and need a technology partner who takes the domain seriously, we'd love to talk: sales@unitoneai.com #AgriTech #AISolutions #SoftwareDevelopment #DigitalTransformation #Startup

Karamoko KANE

Produire du poivron sous serre à l’île Maurice, c’est aussi apprendre à travailler avec les saisons. Pendant l’hiver mauricien, obtenir une bonne production ne signifie pas forcément obtenir immédiatement la couleur recherchée. Avec la baisse des températures, la maturation et la coloration des fruits peuvent devenir plus lentes. On peut alors se retrouver avec de très beaux fruits, bien développés, mais qui prennent davantage de temps pour passer du vert au rouge ou au jaune. C’est là que le travail agronomique devient particulièrement intéressant : équilibre végétatif/génératif, charge en fruits, nutrition, irrigation, lumière et gestion du climat doivent être ajustés pour accompagner la plante jusqu’à la qualité commerciale recherchée. Chaque cycle nous pousse à observer, comprendre et ajuster. Parce que produire est une chose. Produire la bonne qualité, au bon moment, en est une autre. #Poivron #Agriculture #Agronomy #GreenhouseFarming #ProtectedAgriculture #Mauritius