Agricultural mobile app reaches 13,000 farmers

A mobile application designed to monitor weather, soil conditions, and crop health has reached 13,000 users among farmers. The platform provides real-time data to help agricultural workers optimize the timing for fertilizing, treating, or harvesting crops, thereby reducing unnecessary expenses.

Developed by Sergiu Smocinschi, the platform utilizes data collected from devices installed in the fields. It includes modules for weather forecasting, drought and disease information, and artificial intelligence tools capable of identifying plant diseases, such as grapevine downy mildew. The application also offers decision-making support, such as advising whether to sow specific crops based on current conditions.