Learn how we are transforming agricultural extension with AI
AI for agricultural extension
Who we are
Combining user-friendly AI with grassroots expertise, Digital Green is a global development organization working to boost the cost-effectiveness of public extension systems with an AI assistant for front line extension workers.
How We Work
Digital Green partners with governments to upgrade the efficiency of their extension systems with an AI-powered assistant it has designed and developed in communities where extension agents live and work. This innovative technology empowers agents, especially women, to deliver customized advisories in local languages, helping farmers increase their productivity, incomes and climate-resilience at just a fraction of the cost of conventional solutions.
Our Impact
Leveraging innovative technology, including an AI assistant, Digital Green flips the paradigm of agricultural extension by enabling front line workers and farmers to drive innovation, make better decisions for their communities, and inform researchers and policymakers. Our work in a dozen countries on three continents so far has:
Featured Insights
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BlogFarmer.Chat: Shaping Modern Agriculture for Youth in Kenya
In Meru County, Kenya, at the vibrant heart of its agricultural community, Annred Gakii’s farm stands as a testament to innovation and resilience. At 29, this single mother has dramatically transformed her agricultural practices and economic outlook through the strategic use of advanced technology. By leveraging the capabilities of Farmer.Chat Kenya, an AI-powered digital assistant […]READ MORE -
BlogTackling Methane Emissions in Dairy Farming: A Collaborative Effort for Sustainable Agriculture
Agriculture is a key driver of global food security, but it also significantly contributes to methane emissions, particularly from livestock. With the growing need to address climate change while enhancing agricultural productivity and reducing costs for farmers, a new initiative led by the University of California (UC Davis), college of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, through […]READ MORE -
BlogLearnings from Project FRAME
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BlogRural Women Rise: Stories of Resilience and Leadership in Ethiopia
On October 15th, as we mark the International Day of Rural Women, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and leadership of women in rural communities. In Ethiopia, where women often face limited access to education, financial services, and leadership roles, programs like Digital Green’s Self-Help Groups (SHGs) are changing lives. These SHGs are more than just […]READ MORE -
BlogFrom Unemployment to Entrepreneurs: The Transformative Impact of a Youth-Led Enterprise in Ethiopia
In the vibrant region of Oromia, specifically in Jimma, a remarkable youth-led enterprise named Sabit, Medina, and Mubarak Youth-Led Enterprise (YLE) has emerged as a beacon of hope and change. This group of 30 determined young men and women came together in December 2022 as part of the ACAL-II Phase II project, which focuses on […]READ MORE -
BlogCelebrating the Strength of Cooperatives: The Transformation of Gonde Cooperative in Ethiopia
As we celebrate International Cooperative Day (July 1st), we’re reminded of the essential role cooperatives play in fostering sustainable development, ensuring food security, and empowering communities. Cooperatives help farmers pool resources, share crucial farming knowledge, and access broader markets, which drives economic growth and improves their lives. At Digital Green, we work with many types […]READ MORE
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A nonprofit organization, Digital Green subsists on the generosity of others, including government partners and donors. As small-scale farmers produce a great deal of the world’s food yet struggle to make ends meet, we encourage you to contribute to our cause, keeping in mind this simple equation:
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