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AIT Group (Poultry Farmers Management Systems)

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AIT Group (Poultry Farmers Management Systems)

Global Village, KA, India

An AI Poultry Farm Management Software App that helps poultry farmers instantly detect diseases, connects with vets to diagnose and treat animal illness. The Batch manager also helps farmers to monitor every farm activity from anywhere.

Scaling

1 - 6 months

$38,500.00

Last update: October 05, 2023

OverviewContributors

Challenge

Smallholder’s livestock farmer’s main worries are; ready market, accurate industry information, or consulting a Veterinarian in real-time is a call for concern to livestock producers. Additionally, no platform exists that focuses on the farmer’s needs at the center of their model; this hinders economic and social development. There is also no easy way to bring together livestock producers, merchants & traders (middlemen), veterinary professionals, pharmaceuticals, and final consumers in a single platform.

Description

The platform is an all-in-one SMS, web, and mobile app built with 4IR technologies with ethical considerations in deployment and design. It allows users to buy & sell livestock, know their chicken health condition through smart diagnosis on their phones, predict disease outbreaks and locations, and consult a vet in real time. It aims to assist daily farmer activities and sustainably connect the entire value chain for economic, social, and environmental development.

SDGs

Partnerships for the GoalsDecent Work and Economic GrowthGender EqualityZero Hunger

Outcomes

18K Users in 6 Months $83K Revenue Generated 43 Veterinarians 11 Veterinary pharmacies 1 Pharmaceutical 231K infectious diseases detected + identified locations 90% diagnostic accuracy confirmed at the Agriculture & Veterinary Medicine faculty