Farm Overview
Live snapshot — all managed farms & regions
Active Farms
7
4 regions
Total Area
4,820
Hectares
Crop Varieties
80+
Active species
Monthly Revenue
$182k
+14% vs last mo.
AI Diagnoses
23
This month
Harvest Yield by Crop (tons)
Finance Overview
Weather Snapshot
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Active Alerts
Flood Risk
Kura basin — river levels critical
🇦🇿 Azerbaijan · Critical
Heat Stress
38°C+ forecast 3 days
🇹🇲 Turkmenistan · Warning
Fungicide Schedule
Apply mancozeb to grape plots
Lankaran · Info
Land Use
Grain — 34%
Vegetables — 25%
Orchards — 15%
Industrial — 8%
Fallow — 18%
Weather Intelligence
Live conditions + 7-day forecast + crop suitability
Select a location to load weather
7-Day Forecast
Load weather first
Crop Suitability Index
Load weather first
Farmers & Field Staff
Personnel records — all farms
People Registry
| # | Name | Role | Country | Farm | Phone | Visit Date | Visit Reason | Status | Actions |
|---|
Land & Crop Plots
Plot registry with crop assignments
Plot Registry
| Plot ID | Farm | Area (ha) | Soil | Irrigation | Crop | Fertilizer Program | Last Fert. | Planted | Est.Harvest | Status | Actions |
|---|
Harvest Records
Yield tracking by plot and crop
Harvest Log
| Date | Plot | Farm | Crop | Quantity | Grade | Destination | Value ($) | Actions |
|---|
Profit & Loss
Full financial ledger
Total Income
$0
Total Expenses
$0
Net Profit
$0
Transactions
0
Transaction Log
| Date | Type | Description | Farm | Category | Amount | Balance | Actions |
|---|
Crop Database
80+ crops — cereals, vegetables, fruits, industrial & special crops
Fertilizer Reference
Macro, micro, organic & specialty fertilizers — application guides
Fertilizer Application Schedule by Crop Stage
| Crop | Pre-Planting | Seedling (2-4 wk) | Vegetative | Flowering | Fruiting / Grain Fill | Rate (kg/ha) |
|---|
🦠 Plant Diseases, Pesticides & Herbicides
Disease identification · Pesticides · Herbicides · Fungicides · Safety & PHI reference
Fungal Diseases
12+
Most common worldwide
Bacterial Diseases
8+
Soil & air transmitted
Viral Diseases
6+
Insect-vectored
Registered Chemicals
28+
In this reference
⚠️ Safety Guidelines
1
Always read label before use. Follow PHI (Pre-Harvest Interval) strictly.
2
Wear PPE: gloves, goggles, respirator, boots when handling chemicals.
3
Do NOT spray in windy conditions (>15 km/h) or when rain is forecast within 4 hours.
4
Store chemicals in original containers, locked, away from food and feed.
5
Rotate chemical classes to prevent resistance development.
6
Dispose of empty containers through approved waste programs — never burn or bury.
PHI Reference (Pre-Harvest Intervals)
| Chemical | Type | PHI (days) | Crops |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chlorpyrifos | Insecticide | 21 | Wheat, cotton, vegetables |
| Mancozeb | Fungicide | 7 | Tomatoes, grapes, potatoes |
| Glyphosate | Herbicide | 7 | Pre-harvest wheat/barley |
| Imidacloprid | Insecticide | 28 | Most vegetables |
| Copper hydroxide | Fungicide | 1 | Organic compatible |
| Lambda-cyhalothrin | Insecticide | 14 | Cereals, cotton |
| Propiconazole | Fungicide | 14 | Wheat, barley |
| 2,4-D | Herbicide | 30 | Cereals (broadleaf weeds) |
Agronomy Knowledge Base
Soil science, irrigation, IPM, precision farming & best practices
Soil Testing
When & how to test
Test soil every 2-3 years or before a new crop rotation. Measure pH, NPK, organic matter, EC, micronutrients.
1
Take 15-20 sub-samples per field using zigzag pattern
2
Mix into composite sample, send 500g to lab
3
Interpret results against crop-specific optimal ranges
4
Apply corrective amendments before planting
pH Management
Optimal ranges
Most crops prefer pH 6.0–7.0. Acidic soils: apply agricultural lime. Alkaline soils: use sulfur or ammonium sulfate.
| pH | Suitability | Amendment |
|---|---|---|
| <5.5 | Too acidic | Lime 2-4t/ha |
| 5.5-6.0 | Slightly acid | Lime 1t/ha |
| 6.0-7.0 | Optimal | None |
| 7.0-7.5 | Slightly alkaline | Sulfur 200kg/ha |
| >7.5 | Too alkaline | Acidifying ferts |
Crop Rotation
4-year plan
Rotation breaks pest cycles, improves fertility, reduces disease.
Y1
Legumes (fix nitrogen — soy, chickpea, lentil)
Y2
Cereals (wheat, barley — exploit nitrogen)
Y3
Root crops (potato, beet — break cereal pests)
Y4
Brassicas or fallow (soil rest, weed break)
Drip Irrigation
Best for: vegetables, fruits
Most water-efficient method (90-95% efficiency). Delivers water directly to root zone.
Setup: Emitters every 30-50cm, flow 2-4 L/hr. Use pressure regulators (0.5-1.5 bar).
Frequency: Daily or every 2 days based on ETc.
Fertigation: Inject soluble fertilizers through drip system for 30-40% more efficiency.
Setup: Emitters every 30-50cm, flow 2-4 L/hr. Use pressure regulators (0.5-1.5 bar).
Frequency: Daily or every 2 days based on ETc.
Fertigation: Inject soluble fertilizers through drip system for 30-40% more efficiency.
Flood / Furrow
Best for: rice, large cereals
Low cost, suitable for flat terrain. Efficiency 40-65%.
Furrow depth: 20-25cm for most cereals.
Application rate: 60-90mm per irrigation event.
Scheduling: Apply when soil moisture falls to 50% depletion of field capacity.
Leveling: Laser-level fields to reduce runoff by 30%.
Furrow depth: 20-25cm for most cereals.
Application rate: 60-90mm per irrigation event.
Scheduling: Apply when soil moisture falls to 50% depletion of field capacity.
Leveling: Laser-level fields to reduce runoff by 30%.
Sprinkler Systems
Best for: cereals, pastures
Efficiency 70-85%. Good for large areas and undulating terrain.
Types: Center pivot (large-scale), lateral move, solid set.
Application rate: 5-15mm/hour — must not exceed soil infiltration rate.
Timing: Irrigate at night or early morning to reduce evaporation losses.
Frost protection: Sprinklers can protect crops at -2°C to -8°C.
Types: Center pivot (large-scale), lateral move, solid set.
Application rate: 5-15mm/hour — must not exceed soil infiltration rate.
Timing: Irrigate at night or early morning to reduce evaporation losses.
Frost protection: Sprinklers can protect crops at -2°C to -8°C.
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
4-tier approach
1
Prevention: Use resistant varieties, clean seed, proper spacing, crop rotation
2
Monitoring: Scout fields weekly, use pheromone traps, economic thresholds
3
Biological control: Promote beneficials (ladybirds, lacewings, parasitic wasps)
4
Chemical control: Only when threshold exceeded, least toxic option first
Economic Thresholds
When to spray
| Pest | Crop | Action Threshold |
|---|---|---|
| Aphids | Wheat | 25 per tiller |
| Bollworm | Cotton | 15% damaged squares |
| Whitefly | Tomato | 5 per leaf |
| Locust | All | Any sighting — immediate |
| Spider mite | Cotton | 30% leaf infestation |
| Cutworm | Maize | 3% stand loss |
Remote Sensing
NDVI & crop health
Use satellite imagery (Sentinel-2, Landsat) or drone NDVI to assess crop vigor. NDVI ranges: 0.2-0.4 sparse vegetation, 0.4-0.7 moderate crop, 0.7-1.0 dense healthy canopy.
Free tools: Google Earth Engine, Crop Monitor (FAO), EOS Crop Monitoring.
Free tools: Google Earth Engine, Crop Monitor (FAO), EOS Crop Monitoring.
Variable Rate Application
GPS-guided precision
Apply fertilizer at variable rates based on soil maps and yield history. Reduces input costs 15-25% while maintaining yields.
Equipment needed: GPS controller, variable rate spreader/sprayer, soil EC maps.
Software: AgLeader, John Deere Operations Center, SST Summit.
Equipment needed: GPS controller, variable rate spreader/sprayer, soil EC maps.
Software: AgLeader, John Deere Operations Center, SST Summit.
Soil Moisture Sensors
Real-time irrigation triggers
Install tensiometers or capacitance sensors at 20cm and 40cm depth. Automate irrigation to trigger at defined matric potential (e.g., -25 kPa for vegetables).
Saves 20-40% water vs scheduled irrigation. Connects to IoT platforms for remote monitoring.
Saves 20-40% water vs scheduled irrigation. Connects to IoT platforms for remote monitoring.
Cover Cropping
Soil health building
Plant off-season covers to protect and improve soil. Best mixes:
• Winter: Rye + hairy vetch + crimson clover
• Summer: Sorghum-Sudan grass + cowpea
• For nitrogen: Legume mixes (fix 50-150 kg N/ha)
Terminate 2-3 weeks before planting main crop.
• Winter: Rye + hairy vetch + crimson clover
• Summer: Sorghum-Sudan grass + cowpea
• For nitrogen: Legume mixes (fix 50-150 kg N/ha)
Terminate 2-3 weeks before planting main crop.
Composting
On-farm organic recycling
C:N ratio target: 25-30:1. Layer brown material (straw, wood chips) with green material (crop residues, manure).
1
Build pile minimum 1m³, moisten to 60% moisture
2
Turn every 7-10 days to aerate
3
Ready in 8-12 weeks (60°C internal temp indicates active decomposition)
Carbon Sequestration
Climate-smart farming
Practices that sequester carbon and may qualify for carbon credits:
• No-till or reduced tillage
• Cover cropping
• Agroforestry integration
• Biochar application (0.5-2t/ha)
Typical sequestration: 0.5-2.0 tCO₂e/ha/yr depending on practice and region.
• No-till or reduced tillage
• Cover cropping
• Agroforestry integration
• Biochar application (0.5-2t/ha)
Typical sequestration: 0.5-2.0 tCO₂e/ha/yr depending on practice and region.
🤖 AI Plant Disease Analyzer
Upload a plant photo — Claude AI identifies disease, severity & treatment
Configure AI
🔒 Your API key is stored locally in this browser only. Get a free key at console.anthropic.com. Uses claude-sonnet-4-6 model.
Upload Plant Image
Click or drag & drop plant photo
JPG, PNG, WEBP — max 5MB. Show leaves, stem, or affected area clearly.
🔬
Upload a plant photo to begin analysis
AI will identify diseases, pests, nutrient deficiencies and recommend treatments
📋 Recent Diagnoses
| Date | Crop | Disease Detected | Severity | Treatment Applied | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-04-10 | Tomato | Late Blight (Phytophthora infestans) | High | Mancozeb 2.5kg/ha applied | Resolved |
| 2025-04-07 | Wheat | Powdery Mildew (Blumeria graminis) | Medium | Propiconazole 0.5L/ha | Resolved |
| 2025-04-03 | Grapes | Downy Mildew (Plasmopara viticola) | High | Copper hydroxide + mancozeb | Monitoring |
| 2025-03-28 | Maize | Iron Deficiency (Chlorosis) | Low | Foliar iron sulfate 2kg/ha | Resolved |
🛡️ EcoGuard AI Invasive Species Platform EDRR Active
Early biosecurity detection · GIS invasion hotspots · Containment protocols · Ecological restoration
Active Bio-Threats
14 Sites
3 Critical · 6 High · 5 Monitored
Total Field Observations
417
98.2% AI confidence score
Treatment Coverage
640 Ha
72% quarantine containment
EDRR Response Avg
4.2 hrs
From alert to field deployment
Live Invasion Intelligence Map
Real-time spatial distribution across agro-ecological zones
Critical Biohazard
High Threat
Monitored
Contained
Priority Bio-Security Alerts
Water Hyacinth Detected
Critical
Clogging irrigation canals at Sector 4. Rapid dispersal towards eastern intake reservoir.
Reported 2 hrs ago
Parthenium Weed Outbreak
High
Identified along Plot 2 perimeter fence. High allergen hazard and cereal crop allelopathy.
Reported 5 hrs ago
Lantana Camara Encroachment
Moderate
Bordering south orchard buffer. Pruning and containment barriers recommended.
Reported yesterday
Crop Guide
Seasonal planting · Soil matching · Calendar · Regional comparison
P PlantingH Harvest· Off
| Country | Crop | J | F | M | A | M | J | J | A | S | O | N | D | Notes |
|---|
Find Best Crops for Your Soil
| Soil | pH | Drainage | Fertility | Best For | Avoid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clay | 6.0-7.5 | Poor | High | Rice, wheat, cabbage, broccoli | Root veg, peanuts |
| Sandy | 5.5-7.0 | Excellent | Low | Carrots, watermelon, sweet potato | Rice, soy |
| Loam | 6.0-7.0 | Good | Very High | All crops — universal | — |
| Silt | 6.0-7.0 | Moderate | High | Grapes, vegetables, sorghum | Large trees |
| Sandy Loam | 5.5-7.0 | Good | Moderate | Cotton, potatoes, peanuts | Heavy crops |
| Clay Loam | 6.5-7.5 | Moderate | High | Wheat, barley, corn | Root crops |
| Peat | 3.5-6.5 | Very Poor | Moderate | Blueberries, cranberries, potatoes | Most grain |
| Laterite | 5.0-6.5 | Good | Low | Cassava, yam, millet, cashew | Wheat, barley |
| Alluvial | 6.5-7.5 | Good | Very High | Rice, jute, all cereals, vegetables | — |
Annual Crop Calendar
| Month | Key Tasks | Plant | Harvest | Watch For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | Soil testing, pruning, planning | Winter wheat (cont.), garlic | Citrus, olives, yam | Frost, waterlogging |
| February | Seedbed prep, irrigation check | Onion seedlings, tomatoes (GH) | Winter crops | Late frost |
| March | Fertilize, pest scouting begins | Sunflower, barley, potatoes | Spring greens, spinach | Aphids, mites |
| April | Weed control, drip installation | Maize, cotton, tomatoes | Spring wheat | Late frost, cutworm |
| May | Transplanting, thin seedlings | Rice, cucumber, sorghum, pepper | Barley, garlic, onions | Drought onset |
| June | Intensify irrigation, fungicide | Late maize, cassava, squash | Wheat, barley, cherries | Heat stress, locusts |
| July | Harvest grains, dry & store | Cover crops, second cotton | Maize, wheat, peaches | Drought, heat, mildew |
| August | Second crop planting | Autumn vegetables, millet | Tomatoes, sunflower, grapes | Mildew, spider mites |
| September | Harvest & store, soil amend. | Winter wheat, garlic, onions | Cotton, grapes, coffee, apples | Early frost |
| October | Deep ploughing, compost apply | Winter cereals, garlic | Grapes, apples, pomegranate | Frost, fungal |
| November | Equipment maintenance, plan | Winter wheat (cont.) | Late vegetables, cocoa | Waterlogging |
| December | Planning, input ordering | — | Storage crops, cassava | Cold damage |
Regional Crop Suitability
⭐⭐⭐ Excellent⭐⭐ Good⭐ Fair— Not suitable
🖥️ Run on Local Server
Setup guide for running AgriMalex Pro on localhost or your own server
🚀 Option 1: Direct HTML (Simplest)
1
Download AgriMalex_Pro_v2.html to your computer
2
Double-click the file — opens in your default browser
3
Login: admin / admin123 (Admin) or user / user123 (Field User)
4
All data is stored in browser memory. No server needed for core features.
Local URL:
file:///path/to/AgriMalex_Pro_v2.html
🐍 Option 2: Python Local Server
1
Open terminal in the folder containing the HTML file
2
Run:
python -m http.server 80803
Open browser:
http://localhost:80804
For network access:
http://YOUR_IP:8080
AI Plant Doctor requires an Anthropic API key. Enter it in the AI Plant Doctor section.
📦 Option 3: Node.js Server
npm install -g http-server
http-server . -p 8080 -o
Then visit
http://localhost:8080🔑 Default Login Credentials
| Role | Username | Password | Access Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| 👑 Administrator | admin | admin123 | Full access — Add/Edit/Delete/Export/AI/Permissions |
| 👤 Field User | user | user123 | View only (configurable via Permissions panel) |
⚠️ Change default passwords before deploying to any shared or production environment.
User Permissions
Control field user access and edit rights
🔐 Section Access
View Overview
View Weather
View Farmers
View Land & Crops
View Harvest
View Finance
View Crop Database
View Fertilizers
View Pesticides
View Agronomy
Use AI Plant Doctor
View Crop Guide
✏️ Edit Permissions
Add People Records
Edit People Records
Delete People Records
Add Land / Plot Records
Edit Land / Plot Records
Add Harvest Records
Edit Harvest Records
Add Finance Transactions
Export to Excel / PDF
Print Records
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👤 Users & Database
Registered accounts · data management · database overview
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Registered
Data Records
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Registered Users
| # | Name | Username | Role | Joined | Actions |
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