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Agriculture · Farmers
Soil health card explainer
Turns the numbers on a soil card into plain advice the farmer can act on.
- Phone
- Works offline
- Hindi
Phone assistantOn this device · no internet needed
मेरे कार्ड में नाइट्रोजन कम लिखा है, क्या करूँ?
“My card says nitrogen is low. What should I do?”
इस फ़सल के लिए अपने कार्ड पर छपी खाद योजना का पालन करें, जैसा दिखाया है वैसे दो बार में।
Follow the fertiliser plan printed on your card for this crop, split into two doses as it shows.
pH का मतलब क्या है?
“What does pH mean?”
pH बताता है कि मिट्टी अम्लीय है या क्षारीय। आपके कार्ड पर इसकी सलाह नीचे लिखी है।
pH shows whether the soil is acidic or alkaline. The advice for it is written lower on your card.
जैविक खाद भी डाल सकता हूँ?
“Can I add organic manure too?”
हाँ, आपके कार्ड पर गोबर की खाद की मात्रा दी गई है। उसी के अनुसार डालें।
Yes, your card lists an amount of farmyard manure. Apply it as shown.
The problem
Soil cards list numbers and chemical terms that most farmers cannot interpret. The recommendations are printed, but the farmer may not know how to apply them. Without help, the card goes in a drawer and the advice is lost.
Who uses it
Farmers who have received a soil test card and want to understand what it means for their next crop.
What you train it on
- Soil card format guide
- Nutrient explanations
- Fertiliser plan rules
- Crop nutrient guides
How it works on the device
- 1
Trained on your soil card format
Each field on the card and what it means, in plain words.
- 2
Explains in the farmer’s language
It reads the card’s own recommendations aloud and explains them.
- 3
Never replaces the card
It points back to the plan printed on the card for amounts.
Why it runs on the device
Works in the field
Answers come from the phone itself, so it keeps working where there is no signal.
The card becomes useful
Farmers understand their own soil and follow the plan.
Amounts stay accurate
Quantities come from the printed plan, not from the assistant.
Questions
The farmer reads or speaks the values, or an officer enters them. The assistant explains what they mean.
No. Amounts always come from the plan printed on the card.
Yes, if you train it on each card format.
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