Adama announces start of offering its digital platform

Adama announced the offer of "Adama Darwin" starting from this harvest. According to the company's statement, it is a platform that aims to "enable the planning and execution of all field operations, from planting to harvesting."

According to a Roberson Marczak (in the photo), the company's innovation manager, the system brings together different sources of data and artificial intelligence algorithms that process this data to generate insights and support for decision-making in the field. “Among the information used by the algorithm, we can mention climate data, satellite images, sensors installed in the field, soil information and information added by producers, among others”, he explains.

Adama Darwin offers agronomic management system functionality, such as field monitoring tools for pests, diseases and weeds, as well as satellite images and field visit reports. “Its ‘artificial intelligence’ algorithms will initially be focused on soybeans,” explains Marczak.

Plans and access

According to information from Adama, the platform will have a free entry plan, which will allow the user to:

• Create and manage all areas of your crops in any region of Brazil.

• Enter and manage data for different cultures.

• Plan all field operations, from planting to harvesting.

• Carry out offline survey of pest, weed and disease infestation carried out in the field.

• Import harvest data from external machinery.

• Integrate with “Adama Clima” weather stations.

Premium and Advanced plans will also be offered, for an annual payment, with additional features such as:

• Access to NDVI images to monitor crops.

• Real-time monitoring of phenological stages (only for soybeans).

• Planning and generation of planting scenarios (only for soybeans).

• Recommendation of products according to phenological stage (only for soybeans).