Maize
Look out for
Common rust, northern leaf blight, grey leaf spot
CropCare AI reads a phone photo of a leaf, names the likely disease, and gives you a treatment and prevention plan.
A maize leaf with rust-coloured spots, marked up by CropCare with the name of the disease
Every scan comes back with the same three things, written so you can act on them in the field.
The most likely disease or pest, with its common name, so you can talk to an agrovet or extension officer about it.
Treatment options, both organic and chemical, with the steps to apply them.
Prevention for the rest of this season and the next one: spacing, rotation, clean tools and resistant varieties.
Hold your phone a hand's length from a leaf that shows the problem. Daylight works best.
The photo is sent for analysis and checked against the diseases CropCare knows. You need a data connection for this step.
You get the likely disease, what to treat it with, and how to keep it from spreading.
Action plan
Take or upload a photo and get the likely disease back while you're still standing in the field.
Results and instructions in English, Kiswahili, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Russian.
Matokeo na maelekezo kwa Kiswahili.
Organic and chemical options with step-by-step instructions, not just a product name.
Every result is saved, so you can see whether a problem is getting better or worse.
Analysis happens online, so you need a connection when you scan. The app runs on Android 5.0 and newer.
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Look out for
Common rust, northern leaf blight, grey leaf spot
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Money spent on a chemical that doesn't treat what your crop actually has, and the disease keeps going.
One sick plant becomes a sick row. The earlier you know what it is, the less of the field it reaches.
By the time the damage is obvious it's often too late to save the harvest. A photo takes a minute.
Catching disease early means less of the harvest is lost.
Spray for what is actually on the leaf, not for what it might be.
Less unnecessary pesticide on farms and in food.
A protected harvest protects a farm's income.
Better yields from land that is already farmed.
Targeted treatment is gentler on soil and insects.
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