Farmer
Upload a photo, get a diagnosis, and keep a running record of crop health across every season.
- Upload an image or a short report
- View diagnosis and treatment advice
- Get alerts before an outbreak spreads nearby
- Track crop health over time
Built for Maharashtra's farms
AgriShield reads photos of cotton, sugarcane, soybean, grapes and other Maharashtra crops alongside local weather, soil and pest data, then turns them into a diagnosis a farmer can act on the same day — with a human expert never more than a message away.
Target ranges for the AgriShield pilot, to be validated against field confirmations by extension staff.
The same pipeline runs whether the request comes from a phone in a Vidarbha cotton field or a district office dashboard in Pune.
A farmer photographs the affected crop, or a sensor logs an unusual reading — no special equipment required.
The image is checked against local weather, soil, location and known outbreaks nearby, not looked at alone.
A vision AI model returns a likely cause with a confidence score, integrated pest management steps and safe-use guidance.
An extension worker can validate the result in unclear cases before it reaches the farmer as a plain-language alert.
A single photo rarely tells the whole story. AgriShield brings the surrounding context in automatically.
Photos from a phone, a field camera, or an optional drone pass over the plot.
Pheromone traps, soil and humidity sensors, and notes a worker logs by hand.
Temperature, humidity, rainfall and a short-range forecast for the exact plot.
GPS position, land use, and district-level disease history recorded over time.
Crop type, growth stage, soil condition and the plot's own pest history.
A reference library of diseases, agronomy practice and Maharashtra Krishi Vibhag advisories.
Each tool has its own page so you can get to what you need without scrolling.
What the farmer sees
Every diagnosis comes back as a short, plain-language card: what the problem likely is, how confident the system is, and what to do about it today.
Yellow patches on the upper leaf surface, consistent with the humid spell reported around Nashik this week.
Unclear cases are automatically routed to an extension worker for a second opinion before any advice reaches the farmer.
Open diagnosisThe same data moves through interfaces built for the person using it — a field in Vidarbha, a clipboard in Marathwada, or a district map in Mantralaya.
Upload a photo, get a diagnosis, and keep a running record of crop health across every season.
Step in exactly where the model is unsure, and keep every field visit on record for your taluka.
See outbreak patterns forming at district or division level across Maharashtra while there's still time to respond.
AgriShield runs in the browser, works on any screen size, and speaks the languages Maharashtra's farms already speak.