The Smart Harvest Project is transforming the way farmers learn and make decisions. Instead of relying on laboratories, weather stations, or formal classrooms, farmers are empowered to analyze soil, climate, and markets using practical, accessible methods rooted in local knowledge and shared community experience. This approach is firmly grounded in the principles of agroecology and food sovereignty, ensuring that farmers are not just passive recipients of information but active agents shaping their agricultural futures. Climate variability is a major challenge for farmers, and without reliable meteorological services, they often depend on traditional indicators such as flowering trees, bird migrations, and insect activity. Smart Harvest formalizes these practices, helping farmers record […]
