Guides pratiques, nouveautés produit et enseignements du terrain — par l’équipe qui construit l’IA pour la petite agriculture.
Organic farming swaps the fertiliser bag and the spray can for knowledge, timing and paperwork. Famo Organic Farming brings all three into the Famo AI dashboard — from the first conversion month to a clean record book for the inspector.
The best farming advice is useless if a farmer cannot read it, or cannot read it in time. That is why Famo AI was built voice-first, in 12 languages, for phones with patchy signal. Here is how talking to Famo works.
A sick leaf is often the first sign of a problem that can spread across a field in days. Famo AI's crop-health scan turns a few phone photos into a diagnosis, a risk rating and a treatment plan. Here is how to use it well.
Satellites pass over every farm on Earth every few days. With the right indices, those images show crop vigour, nitrogen status and water stress across a field. Here is what NDVI and its cousins mean in practice, and how Famo AI uses them.
A laboratory soil test can take weeks and cost around $50. With the SmartSoil 8-in-1 sensor and Famo AI, a farmer gets a reading in seconds and a fertiliser plan for the crop straight after. Here is how to test properly and what to do with the numbers.
What does an AI farming assistant actually change on a farm? Follow one rice season from the first soil test to harvest and see where Famo AI saves water, fertiliser and worry — and how the same help reaches cooperatives, organic farms and greenhouses.
Starting a small organic farm is not just about moving to the countryside and being your own boss; it’s an entrepreneurship adventure that requires careful planning, strategy, and business management.
Sustainability isn’t just a global buzzword — it’s a necessity. Agriculture faces mounting challenges: shrinking arable land, excessive fertilizer use, and unpredictable weather patterns. Farmers are under increasing pressure to produce more with less.
Agriculture has entered the digital age. The combination of artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), and satellite technologies is reshaping how food is grown, managed, and distributed.