App for Agriculture
The AGRHI Agriculture Farm Management Application delivers a transformative solution that directly aligns with the priorities and objectives set by the Erasmus+ Programme. In supporting digital and green transitions across agricultural communities, the project leverages AI, mobile accessibility, and scalable architecture to foster smarter farming practices and inclusive knowledge sharing. At its core, AGRHI embodies the ideals of technological empowerment, bridging the gap between academic innovation and field-level practicality.
Key Components
The AGRHI project's development phase has produced a fully functional application suite that has been tested successfully, establishing a strong foundation for the upcoming pilot deployment and validation phase.
Functional Mobile Application
Web-Based Administration Portal
AI Model Suite
Operational Functionalities
About the App
The AGRHI application is a digital agriculture platform designed to support farmers with farm planning, resource management, and AI-based crop disease detection. Built with Flutter and powered by an offline-first SQLite architecture, it works reliably even in low-connectivity areas. The system is supported by a PERN-based web portal for data management and ten trained AI models developed using Python and TensorFlow. Together, these components create an inclusive, resilient tool that promotes digital competence and sustainable farming practices across the targeted regions..
This tool is designed to support your farming activities with easy farm planning, resource management, and AI-powered crop disease detection. You can use the app even without an internet connection, and your data will sync automatically when you’re online. We hope AGRHI helps you make informed decisions and improve your farm’s productivity. Happy farming!
Disclaimer: The AGRHI application provides guidance and AI-generated disease detection results to support farming decisions. However, all recommendations should be verified with local agricultural experts before implementation. The developers and partner institutions are not responsible for any losses, errors, or decisions made solely based on the app’s outputs. Users are advised to use the application at their own discretion..
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