A WhatsApp assistant for farms. A worker sends a photo. In about a minute it replies with the likely cause, how sure it is, and what to do. There is no app to install.
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It runs on the WhatsApp the farm already uses. Workers send photos from the field. Managers hear about serious results at once.
A worker sends a photo of the sick plant, with the crop name as the caption.
The likely cause, how sure it is with a reason, the treatment and the next steps. If it is not sure, it says "not confirmed" and asks for better photos.
Reply EXPERT and an agronomist checks the photo and replies to the worker on WhatsApp. A serious result alerts the farm managers at once.
A photo is not a lab test. So every reply says how sure it is. When it is not sure, it says "not confirmed", asks for three better photos and offers an expert. It never shows a guess as a fact.
Example reply, written for this page
How sure: high.
The signs are clear in the photo.
Crop: coffee
White, waxy clusters sit along the stems and in the joints.
Prune and burn the worst shoots. Control the ants that carry mealybugs from tree to tree. Ask your agronomist before you spray.
Example reply, written for this page
How sure: medium. Not confirmed.
One leaf in the photo, and dry weather looks the same.
Crop: coffee
Do not spray yet. Mulch the base and keep the soil moist.
For a better answer, send 3 photos in daylight: the whole plant, the sick leaf close up, and the stem base. Or reply EXPERT and an agronomist checks it.
Some diseases spread from farm to farm, for example coffee wilt and banana bacterial wilt. When a reply finds one, the farm managers get a WhatsApp alert at once, with the result and who sent it. The reply also names the district office to report it to.
A farm can add a second WhatsApp number that takes produce orders. A buyer sends CATALOG, then one line with the item, the amount, the delivery area and a name. In the pilot, one number does both.
The order goes to the farm team at once. Payment is on delivery, or by the farm's own MoMo instructions. The farm keeps the customer.
Example order
Please confirm this order
Reply YES to confirm or CANCEL to stop.
How sure we are about results: low. One farm, a few weeks. We will write here what we learn.
This is not an offline app. Photos leave the phone. Here is where they go.
No. They use WhatsApp. They send a photo with the crop name as the caption. If they forget the crop, the reply asks for it.
On the pilot farm: coffee, matooke, avocado, maize and beans. Ask us before you rely on it for another crop.
Each reply says how sure it is. A "not confirmed" reply is a lead, not a diagnosis. Reply EXPERT to have an agronomist check. Before you act on a serious result, confirm it with an agronomist or the district office.
It sends the last photo, the crop and the likely cause to the farm's staff numbers. An agronomist checks it and replies to the worker on WhatsApp.
The farm managers get a WhatsApp alert at once, with the crop, the result and who sent it. The reply to the worker names the district office to report to.
Yes. Email hello@kebzihaus.com. See Support for staff numbers and pauses.
We set it up on the WhatsApp your farm already uses, and agree with you what a good pilot looks like before we start.
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