September the 6th, 2024 – The Croatian company Agrivi has enjoyed some fantastic success in Barbados after launching its very first AI agronomic advisor.
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, AI Agronomy Advisor is a virtual AI agronomy expert that will be available to all farmers in Barbados via WhatsApp thanks to the Croatian company Agrivi.
barbados recognises agrivi’s value
It serves as a direct channel between BADMC and the farmers themselves, offering advice, knowledge and active participation on numerous key agricultural issues. This initiative is designed to increase the productivity and sustainability of Barbadian agriculture by democratising access to knowledge and advice to all local farmers.
Matija Žulj, the founder and CEO of Croatian company Agrivi, pointed out: “Governments play a big role in helping farmers to improve productivity, sustainability and the living conditions of farmers in their countries. We’re honoured and proud that the Barbados Ministry of Agriculture and BADMC have recognised Argivi as a trusted partner for the digitisation of their national agriculture.
the agrivi ai engage platform
The Croatian company Agrivi’s AI Engage platform is specifically designed to provide instant access to knowledge and advice to any farmer, regardless of how much land they need to deal with, at any time, through channels they already use and are familiar with. We look forward to supporting the Government of Barbados and BADMC in creating a lasting positive impact on Barbadian agriculture”.
Providing widespread access to this innovative tool at the national level represents a significant milestone and achievement for this small Caribbean island nation, where agriculture serves as the backbone of the economy. The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Security of Barbados noted: “The introduction of the AI Agronomic Advisor represents a significant development for the Barbadian agricultural sector. Thanks to our long-term partnership with the Croatian company Agrivi in providing farm management solutions, we decided to take things one step further and harness the potential of AI technology to support Barbadian farmers, drive economic opportunities and ensure food security across Barbados”.
the croatian company agrivi has been influencing worldwide with its solutions for a decade
The introduction of a national AI agronomic advisor in Barbados is an exceptional success of this the Croatian company Agrivi, a large agro-technological company. It has been positively influencing the world with its technological solutions and innovations for more than 10 years now. Using state-of-the-art AI technology, this solution in Barbados will empower thousands of farmers nationwide with access to real-time knowledge and advice, which is critical to increasing their productivity and sustainability and growing the nation’s agriculture scene.
As a reminder, at the beginning of this year, the Croatian company Agrivi also developed the AI communication platform City Advisor in order to strengthen the role of Croatian cities in encouraging and supporting farmers in the process of undergoing their digital transformation. The continental towns of Đakovo, Kutina, Ludbreg and Novska are already providing this innovative platform in Croatia to their farmers in their regions, who have recognised the significance and importance of this project for their local agriculture.
city advisor
The City Advisor platform provides farmers with knowledge and advice on a wide range of agronomic topics, and encourages active cooperation between cities and farmers through the proactive sharing of information about tenders, grants and local events. It also involves collecting data from farmers in the event of natural disasters, the occurrence of significant pests, and other such issues.
With a primary focus on innovation, sustainability and support for farmers, the Croatian company Agrivi plays a vital role in improving agriculture across the world. Today, the company helps Fortune 500 companies on a global scale to produce nutrient-dense, healthy and sustainably grown food by digitising their production and supply chains.
