SmartFarmAI
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@smartfarmai
AI-driven poultry management platform turning daily farm data into actionable insights through IoT, prediction, and automation advancing food sustainability.
Our weight management feature is amazing! Ditch the spreadsheets and get instant stats to see how your flock are growing compared to their targets. Simple, smart care for your birds zero guesswork required. Use @smartfarmai today. youtu.be/-HBhcdbHYuk?si… via @YouTube
I'd suggest Allow users choose - pay-as-you-go pricing - credits based pricing - annual sub - commission payments
Y’all see that role “forward deployed engineers” Remember it. It’s about to become a very popular role in alot of companies.
I used to hate him and that celebration he did after scoring against us, but now he’s ours.
Few days ago I rounded up the core implementation of the Agentic AI for @smartfarmai. It was really interesting to dive into this uncharted territory and grind on it for the past couple of days. Building an AI agent lesser than we think and more of the things we may not initially consider; it’s about handling entire governance, implementing the financial system, adding an automatic kill switch because every token costs money and in my case, handling multitenancy while using my Rust Backend core as a proxy to the AI service(Node TS). It was really interesting to bring it live, deploy it, and see it act as a smart vet doctor for farms. I’ll be making a demo on this soon. I got to understand that in the world of Agentic AI, the wallet has to be as smart as the brain, because if you can’t control the burn, the solution won’t even scale. Every token costs money. And it’s interesting to see how this feature I just implemented sets us apart, with more to come.
Your real users won’t stress you. In fact, they’ll be so grateful for what you’re doing. Your real users want you to succeed, lol. @smartfarmai isn’t just for people who own farms; it’s for those who’ve thought about it in the past and didn’t know where to start. It’s for people who’ve tried and failed because they had no guidance. We’re here for you! 🤗🤗
John Dumelo, a prominent Ghanaian actor, left the movie industry to focus on agribusiness in 2017 through Melo Farms. He grows maize, rice, ginger, and vegetables across large acres in the Volta and Northern regions. His farm now generates over GH¢50 million in just three months from a single maize harvest season, all self-funded without any government support. Most importantly, he employs 300–400 young people every season (harvesters, drivers, processors, packers, etc.), providing jobs and proving that modern farming can be highly profitable and attractive to the youth. In 2025, he was appointed Deputy Minister for Food and Agriculture, where he continues to inspire young Ghanaians to venture into commercial agriculture.
