Anandamaruthi Technology Private Limited

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Agri Social interface Information isPOWER For someone who knows how touse data correctly It's not just information It's a weapon! Main Problem: Today, why is Agriculture UNTOUCHABLE to YOUNG? Other interrelated Problems: In this Digital & Information age, like other businessmen, Why a Farmer Still Can't a) Use digital fruits B) Determine the price of his crops C) Grow as an independent businessman Some of the Most Important Reasons:1) large technology GAP between Current FARMERS and “Latest Innovations in Agriculture” 2) unorganized agriculture system 3)Lack of minimum awareness about Govt. Schemes, Services, Business Analysis, Clinical Services and Other Updates 4) Present young are 40% literates 25% semi-literates. They did not form as Agrarians network 5)Many villages with the same name 6) Problems with All Mobile Apps a) Not User friendly b) Large storage space Impact: If the farmer is POOR and Agriculture is UNTOUCHABLE then so is the NATION. Victims: 1)Present Unemployed a) India-31+ million b) Globally-172+ million 2) In the coming years, the entire human society (including the rich) will face food crises. Solution: Agri Social interface (m-Learning, Clinic, Biz, Network) 1)Village centric & Villages-wise Mobile Responsive Websites in the Local language 2)Digital Identification for Villages 3)World Class Agriculture 4 Village Youth 4)Not an App, Just a Website 5) It looks & works as an app 6)Without Storage Space and Installation The Consequences:; Knowledge is power. Using it is powerful Like other business people, Every farmer should be provided with information and knowledge about Agri-Innovations and Agri-Business(A2Z). With his wisdom, he can easily achieve the right product and income. Then the farmer does not need sympathy and the minimum support price of the crops. Objectives: I)m-Library: i) World Class Agriculture 4 Village Youth ii) Location-based Platform in the native language iii) Deep web 2 Surface Data  Information Knowledge Wisdom II) Social Network (Phase-II): is a Village-centric Social Network platform created specifically for farmers, villagers and other agricultural professionals to connect with one another while sharing information and forming valuable associations. Never before has there been a platform that enables farmers, experts, suppliers and farm organizations to communicate with one another with such effectiveness and ease. III) m-Clinic (Phase-III): Aim to provide location-based expert advice and services 1) Diseases & Preventions 2)Soil Health 3) Plant Protection 4) Crop Insurance 5) Post-Harvest Technology, and 6) Cropping Practices of various crops in the market, etc. 7) Other Clinical Services for animals, feed and fodder management, IV) m-Biz (Phase- IV): 1) We are not removing the Middle Man system 2) An online marketplace with transparency 3) Farmer and middle man both have the freedom a) To set their prices b) To do business with someone they like 4) The consumer has the freedom to Service: Just with single tap allinformation, Big Data Analytics & services on smartphones I)Village wise (Agri- LEARNING) inNative Language New farming methods, Agricultural information,Local Contact numbers,Government-related, Geographical, Political and LocalProblems & NEWS etc.Keeping relevant Photos/Videos in the local languageas much as possible. II) Digital Identification for Villages. Technology:iFrame, Web App [Simple technology but with a Unique Architecture ] Uniqueness: Weare developing a digital platform based on farmer ideology and emotions Please visit our mobile website(Web App) on smartmobiles for full details andBeta Version. Thank You Team

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