Know your harvest before it happens.
Know how much your fields will produce, and when, before the harvest.
What you get with T57 AI
- OutputWithout T57: Invisible until harvestWith T57: A forecast for each field
- FinanceWithout T57: Lenders hesitateWith T57: A record lenders can assess
- ConditionsWithout T57: Spotted too lateWith T57: Early alerts
TodayWith T57
Finance, escrow and insurance come from licensed partners.
T57's crop AI solves the uncertainty that makes farmers hard to finance and supply hard to plan, by forecasting yields and harvest timing field by field, using local models and what farmers know.
The problem without AI
Why this is hard without AI
Small farms produce around a third of the world's food (FAO, 2021), but their output is largely invisible until harvest. Farmers cannot prove what they will produce, so lenders hesitate. Buyers cannot plan how much they will receive. Cooperatives aggregate by guesswork. Weather is becoming less predictable, which makes old rules of thumb less reliable every season.
How the AI works
Data in, a small local model, a person decides
Data in
- Satellite images of the field
- Weather, soil and water
- Planting dates and past yields
- Farmer observations, with consent
Small, local model
Small crop models for each region and cropAI output
Yield range and harvest windowA person decides
Farmers and cooperatives decideWhat it delivers
Financeable farms · Plannable supply · Early warnings
Financeable farms
Yield forecasts support input finance and contract farming agreements.
Plannable supply
Buyers and processors plan volumes and logistics before harvest.
Early warnings
Farmers and cooperatives see stress from drought, heat or pests early enough to act.
Use case · Illustrative example
Andhra Pradesh chilli cooperative plans its season
Before
A chilli farmer producer organization in Guntur estimated its harvest by asking members, often overpromising to buyers and then missing volumes.
With T57 AI
On T57, each member's field is monitored, and farmers add notes by voice in Telugu. Mid-season, the model forecasts a lower yield in one district after a dry spell. The cooperative adjusts its contract farming volumes with its buyer early, avoids a shortfall penalty and plans irrigation where it helps most.
Why T57 AI
Validated, verified and accountable
FAQ
Common questions
Do farmers need special equipment?
No. Forecasts use satellite and weather data. Farmers can add observations by voice or photo from a basic smartphone, or through their cooperative.
Who can see a farm's forecast?
The farmer or cooperative, and anyone they choose to share it with, such as a buyer or lender.
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