Agriculture · Mindhawk vertical
AgriHawk
Advice a farmer can act on, joined to the market they need to reach. Diagnosis and recommendations on one side; suppliers, buyers and live prices on the other.
Farmers, buyers, suppliers, extension officers
What a farmer can ask
The advisory half — the questions that decide a season.
- Crop diagnosis — What is wrong with this plant, from a description or a photograph.
- Pest control — What is eating it, and what to do about it.
- Crop recommendation — What to plant, given the land, the season and the market.
- Market prices — What the crop is fetching now, not last season.
- Sell my crop — Listing a harvest to buyers who are actually looking.
- Buy crops — The same market from the buyer’s side.
- Input suppliers — Where to source seed, feed and fertiliser nearby.
A market, not just an advisor
Advice that cannot reach a buyer is half a product.
Diagnosis is useful. Diagnosis plus a buyer for the harvest and a supplier for next season’s inputs is a business. AgriHawk carries both, so a recommendation can end in a transaction rather than a note.
Extension officers are a role in the system, not an audience for it — the people already advising farmers get a place to work rather than a tool that bypasses them.
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Provider tiers
Suppliers and buyers appear in the directory and in the advisor’s recommendations.
Listed
- Profile in supplier / buyer directory
- Crop listing notifications
- Basic messaging with farmers
Featured
- Priority placement in AI recommendations
- Direct farmer messaging
- Market analytics dashboard
- Bulk crop purchase requests
AgriHawk Partner
- Top placement and partner badge
- Named in advisor recommendations
- Regional harvest forecasts
- Multi-branch management
- Monthly market intelligence
Paid placement is disclosed, not hidden. A sponsored supplier appearing in advice is marked as one — advice a farmer cannot trust is worth nothing to them and nothing to the suppliers paying for it.