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Smart Farming App for Nigeria

24% of GDP from agriculture, 38 million farming households

Monitor your cassava, yam, and maize fields from space. Get AI-powered crop advice calibrated for Nigeria's growing conditions. Track finances in local currency β€” starting at just ₦2,499/month.

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Agriculture in Nigeria

Fall armyworm causing 20-50% maize losses, limited access to improved seeds, bimodal rainfall in the south vs. unimodal in the north, and rising input costs with naira depreciation.

GDP from Agriculture

24%

Farming Households

38 million households

Average Farm Size

0.85 hectares (2.1 acres)

Top Crop

Cassava

Top 5 Crops in Nigeria

60.8M tonnes/year

World’s largest producer. Grown across all 36 states. Foundation of Nigerian food security and processing industry.

50.1M tonnes/year

Nigeria produces 70% of global yams. Culturally significant crop. Benue, Niger, and Taraba states lead.

12.4M tonnes/year

Grown across all agro-ecological zones. Key food and industrial crop. Heavily affected by fall armyworm.

8.4M tonnes/year

Domestic production rising but still imports 3M tonnes/year. Key focus of government self-sufficiency programs.

6.7M tonnes/year

3rd largest global producer. Critical dryland crop in Northern Nigeria. Used for food, feed, and industrial brewing.

Growing Seasons in Nigeria

Plan your planting and harvest around Nigeria's agricultural calendar.

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec

South (Bimodal) Early

Mar – Jul

South (Bimodal) Late

Sep – Nov

North (Unimodal)

Jun – Oct

South (Bimodal) Early

Mar – Jul

Maize, Cassava, Yam, Rice

South (Bimodal) Late

Sep – Nov

Maize, Vegetables, Cowpea

North (Unimodal)

Jun – Oct

Sorghum, Millet, Maize, Groundnut

3 Problems Cropple.AI Solves for Nigeria Farmers

Fall Armyworm Crisis

The Problem

Since 2016, fall armyworm has destroyed billions of naira worth of maize and sorghum across Nigeria. Farmers in the maize belt often notice the pest too late and apply incorrect pesticides.

How Cropple.AI Helps

Cropple.AI’s image recognition identifies fall armyworm from phone photos, distinguishing it from similar-looking caterpillars. You get specific insecticide recommendations with Nigerian brand names and local agrodealer availability.

No Reliable Weather Data

The Problem

Nigeria has fewer than 50 functional weather stations for 92M hectares of farmland. Farmers in Kaduna make planting decisions based on guesswork, not data.

How Cropple.AI Helps

Satellite-derived weather data covers all of Nigeria at field level. Get rainfall estimates, temperature trends, and soil moisture indicators for your exact farm location β€” no nearby weather station needed.

Rising Input Costs

The Problem

With naira depreciation, a 50kg bag of NPK fertilizer rose from ₦8,000 to over ₦30,000 in three years. Most farmers cannot calculate whether their crop returns justify these prices.

How Cropple.AI Helps

Track every input purchase in naira and see real return-on-investment per field. Cropple.AI’s financial tools show you which inputs pay for themselves and which are wasting money β€” critical when fertilizer costs triple.

Why Satellite Monitoring Matters in Nigeria

Vast Territory Monitoring

Nigeria spans 92 million hectares across multiple agro-ecological zones. A cassava farmer in Ogun state and a sorghum farmer in Kano face entirely different conditions, but both need regular field monitoring. Satellite NDVI gives you weekly field health updates without traveling β€” especially valuable during the rainy season when rural roads become impassable.

Weekly NDVI Updates

See your cassava and yam field health every 5 days via Sentinel-2 satellite imagery.

Stress Detection

Catch water stress, nutrient deficiency, and pest damage 7-10 days before it becomes visible to the naked eye.

Historical Comparison

Compare this season's crop health against previous seasons. Identify declining productivity zones within your field.

Government Programs in Nigeria

Cropple.AI helps you get the most from these programs with digital farm records and documentation.

Growth Enhancement Support (GES) Scheme

E-wallet-based subsidy for fertilizers and improved seeds delivered directly to registered farmers.

Anchor Borrowers’ Programme (ABP)

CBN-funded loans for smallholder farmers linked to commodity processors. Cropple.AI’s yield reports help demonstrate loan repayment capacity.

National Agricultural Land Development Authority (NALDA)

Supports integrated farm estates with inputs and infrastructure. Digital farm records strengthen participation applications.

Farming in English

Cropple.AI speaks your language. Here are common farming terms in English that our platform understands.

Oka (Yoruba)β€” Maize / Corn
Dawa (Hausa)β€” Sorghum / Guinea corn
Rogo (Hausa)β€” Cassava
Isu (Yoruba)β€” Yam
Gona (Hausa)β€” Farm
Kasuwa (Hausa)β€” Market

Affordable Pricing for Nigeria Farmers

Local pricing in ₦NGN. Less than a plate of rice and stew per month. Start with a free 7-day trial.

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₦2,499/month

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  • 3 farms, 20 fields
  • 25 AI queries/day
  • Satellite monitoring
  • Financial tracking in NGN
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Pro

₦3,999/month

For larger operations

  • Unlimited farms & fields
  • Unlimited AI queries
  • Priority satellite updates
  • Advanced analytics
  • Export reports
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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Cropple.AI work in rural Nigeria with limited internet?

Yes. Cropple.AI is optimized for low-bandwidth connections. Satellite images are compressed for mobile viewing, and the AI advisor works with minimal data usage. Core features work on 2G/3G networks common in rural Nigeria.

Can Cropple.AI detect fall armyworm on my farm?

Yes. Take a photo of the affected plant with your phone. Our AI identifies fall armyworm with high confidence and recommends specific pesticides available at Nigerian agrodealers, with proper dosage for your field size.

How does Cropple.AI handle Nigeria’s different farming zones?

Our system adapts to your location. Northern farmers get advice calibrated for savanna conditions and unimodal rainfall, while southern farmers get guidance for forest-zone bimodal seasons. Crop recommendations adjust by agro-ecological zone.

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