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Published on 2024-09-25 12:49:30
Morning in Buéa, southwest Cameroon. Harisu Fanyui is here to check on his maize crop.
The leaves are turning yellow, and the stalks are struggling to develop. Thanks to his artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered farm app installed on his mobile phone, he can quickly detect the cause of the problem and carry out an intervention.
“It’s mainly about helping African farmers improve their productivity by helping them identify crop diseases…
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