Farm Intelligence Portal
Free weather, soil and crop-health information for your farm, from trusted public data sources. Choose your location to begin.
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Where is your farm?
Use your location or search for your town above, and we will show the forecast, soil and planting advice for that area.
Weather this week
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Forecast from Open-Meteo, updated hourly.
Soil top 5 cm
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SoilGrids (ISRIC), about 250 m resolution.
Sunshine through the year
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NASA POWER, 30-year averages.
Planting guide
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Usual planting windows for south-west Nigeria, adjusted for this week’s rain. Your local extension officer knows your area best.
Crop disease risk
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A general guide from temperature, humidity and rain. It is not a diagnosis: use Plant Doctor below or ask a coordinator.
Yield estimate
Plant Doctor
Photograph a sick leaf, stem or fruit. Plant Doctor suggests what the problem may be and what to do, in English and Yoruba. It is free, and your photo is not stored.
Uses Claude, an AI model by Anthropic. Suggestions can be wrong: for serious problems, speak to an extension officer or a CANWYF coordinator. Up to 10 checks an hour.
Signs farmers watch for
Farmers in Ekiti have long read the land and the seasons. We are recording this knowledge alongside modern forecasts.
Iyeye tree (hog plum) budding
Many farmers take new buds as a sign that the planting season has arrived.
Migrating birds
The arrival or departure of certain birds is read as a sign of a dry spell or the rains.
Termite mounds
Fresh activity on termite mounds is often linked to soil moisture after rain.
Elders’ observations
Experienced farmers’ knowledge of local weather patterns, passed down over generations.
Where the information comes from
Open-Meteo
Seven-day and hourly forecasts for your exact location.
SoilGrids (ISRIC)
Soil acidity, nitrogen, organic carbon and clay, mapped worldwide.
NASA POWER
Thirty years of satellite measurements of sunshine.
Plant Doctor
Photo analysis by Claude, guided by CANWYF’s crop list for the region.