Improving the Speed
and Efficiency of
Agricultural Extension with AI
Farmer.Chat is designed to deliver tailored assistance to hundreds of thousands of extension workers providing advice to tens of millions of small-scale farmers around the world.
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AI assistant that speaks the language of farmers
enabling them to ask conversational questions in their local language using voice, text, or images to overcome digital literacy barriers and encourage gender equity.
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Advisory delivered at the right place and the right time
through location and crop-specific data such as weather, soil, and markets, enabling faster, smarter decisions and promoting climate-smart practices.
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Manage your agriculture context from an intuitive dashboard
that provide data-driven insights to improve policies that support farmers, accountability to ensure quality content, and farmer feedback to make the network even better.
Builds trust and shares knowledge between extension agents and farmers
Women extension agents and farmers have embraced this tool, using it twice as much as male counterparts, giving them essential advice for their farms and helping them become leaders in their communities.
“Using the assistant, I was able to answer farmer questions about climate-smart pest management immediately and confidently.”
- Female extension agent in Bihar, India
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Farmer.ChatHow our solutions lead to cost savings for Digital Extension
$35/Farmer
Conventional Extension
$0.35/Farmer
AI assistant
Developed by Digital Green, with a 15 year history of working alongside small-scale farmers
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In the Media
How Chatbots Can Boost Crop Yields
Solving the world’s food crisis has no simple answers, but it’s clear that innovation is needed to even begin addressing the problem.
A big hurdle in farming, however, is that an innovation that works well in one area may fail in another due to different soils, microclimate conditions, and other factors. Context is key — making it challenging to replicate successes. One answer may lie in artificial intelligence, which offers a way to pool disparate sources of information and data to give more comprehensive, location-specific advice on improving agricultural methods.
By Gareth Willmer // 29 September 2023
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Farmer.chat as featured at The World Food Forum
This special event was held on Thursday 19th October 2023, 14.30-16.00 CEST, during FAO Science and Innovation Forum 2023, and showcased concrete examples of technological innovations that aim at transforming traditional agricultural practices into sophisticated, data-driven systems that will protect efficiently our people and our planet.
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