Leaf AI has successfully deployed the initial sensors with farmers. Get on board and start earning with Green Leaf Coin.
Inhabitants
0
Farmers
0
Hectares
0
Indonesia is the world’s largest producer and exporter of palm oil. The country plays a significant role in the global production of natural rubber and is known for its high-quality Arabica and Robusta coffee varieties. Additionally, Indonesia is a major player in the global cocoa market. Spices such as cloves, nutmeg, and cinnamon, which have historically been important in the global spice trade, also originate from Indonesia.
Challenges for farmers
The expansion of agricultural land in many regions has led to significant land degradation and deforestation. This environmental impact is compounded by climate change, which affects weather patterns and result in crop failures. Additionally, infrastructure issues, such as inadequate irrigation and transportation networks, further hinder agricultural productivity. Smallholder farmers face another major challenge, as they have limited access to credit and financial services, which restricts their ability to invest in and improve their farming practices.
How can I begin to support?
Choose the sensor you want to provide to the farmer. The sensor will be delivered and set up for them. By using this sensor, farmers can save water and boost their yields. The measured data from their crops will be stored decentral in Green Leaf Coin, which can be traded and managed in the Leaf-MyGrow App.
The real value don't know Limits
Environmental changes are unique and cannot be reproduced, making each measured dataset in the environment distinctive. The value increases as more datasets are stored decentrally in the Green Leaf Coin.
Support with our Soil Moisture Sensor
Drought is a major challenge for many farmers in Indonesia. Water is the lifeblood of every plant, but how much is actually available to these farmers? Our soil moisture sensors provide precise data on current soil moisture levels, allowing farmers to manage irrigation efficiently and make the best use of valuable resources. Farmers can maximize yield by ensuring their crops receive exactly the amount of water they need—no more, no less.
English 
German 
French