AGRI-TECH

Natural Bio-Based Solutions

Naturally cultivated plant products combined with bio-based solutions use renewable, biodegradable resources to create eco-friendly alternatives in various industries.

Here are a few categories where natural products with bio-based solutions are commonly applied.
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Biofertilizers: Microbial formulations that enhance soil fertility.

Biopesticides: Natural substances derived from plants, bacteria, or fungi that protect plants from pest

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Polylactic acid (PLA): A plastic alternative derived from corn starch or sugarcane

PHA (Polyhydroxyalkanoates) A biodegradable plastic produced by bacterial fermentation of sugars or lipids

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Phytochemicals: Compounds like curcumin (from turmeric) or resveratrol (from grapes)

Antibiotics and Antifungals: Derived from natural sources like fungi (penicillin) or bacteria, they are often used as a safer alternative to other derived products

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Plant-based oils and extracts: Ingredients like jojoba oil, aloe vera, and shea butter are used for moisturizing and antioxidant effects

Biodegradable packaging: made from natural polymers like cornstarch or cellulose that decompose naturally.

Probiotic-infused products: Incorporate beneficial bacteria to promote skin health and balance the microbiome

Blockchain Agri-Technology Applications

What is blockchain agriculture technology?

Blockchain agriculture technology utilizes blockchain’s decentralized ledger system to manage and track agricultural processes, data, and transactions with transparency, security, and immutability

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Automated Climate Control

AI Algorithms: Analyze Data

Sensors: Measure Temperature

CO2 Enrichment Systems

CO2 Sensors: Monitor CO2 levels and automatically inject CO2 when greenhouse levels drop.

Precision Irrigation Systems

Drip Irrigation with Sensors

Hydroponics/Aeroponics 

LED Lighting with Variable Spectrums

Smart LED Grow Lights

Automated Plant Health Monitoring

Drones & AI Imaging

Robotic Plant Care

Data-Driven Crop Management

Predictive Analytics: AI models

Machine Learning Algorithms: Suggest ideal planting times, fertilization

And water needs.

Here are several ways blockchain technology is applied in agriculture:
Blockchain can track products from the farm to the consumer, ensuring traceability and accountability. Every stage of production, processing, and distribution can be recorded on the blockchain, preventing fraud and ensuring food safety.

Automated agreements or contracts can be executed when certain conditions are met (e.g., a payment is automatically made when a shipment of goods arrives), reducing the need for intermediaries.

Farmers can record data about their crops, soil conditions, and other farm inputs securely on a blockchain. This data can then be accessed by authorized parties, such as buyers, regulators, or certification bodies.

Small farmers who might not have access to traditional banking can participate in blockchain-based financial systems. They can receive payments or loans through cryptocurrencies or tokens tied to their farm’s production.

Blockchain can certify that farming practices comply with organic or ethical standards, allowing consumers and businesses to verify the authenticity of these claims.

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