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An AI assistant for your farm: say it once, it gets logged

Ask about your own farm, log work by voice, snap a leaf to check for disease, send photos of weigh slips and invoices to book them. On the web and the mobile app.

  • Answers from your own farm data: stock, contracts, ledgers, sensors
  • AI drafts, you approve before anything is saved
  • When unsure, it says so and asks a follow-up
Included in:BasicGrowthProRegion 50Region 200Region 1,000
App · Coffee plot C-07live
coffee leaf rust · 0.95
✦ AI pest ID · 3.3 secondsCoffee leaf rust, moderate spread. Treat per guide, focus on leaf undersides. Logged to plot C-07.

The situation today

Public figures — tap the small number to open the source.

80.3%

of Vietnamese use smartphones; 93.3% of households are online — the channel to reach every farm already exists[10]

25.7%

of workers were in farming, forestry and fishing in 2025, down 3.4 points from 2021 — fewer people doing more work[9]

0.5–0.6%

of vegetable area is VietGAP-certified; record keeping is a main barrier[4]

Current problems

Nobody wants to keep records

Tired at the end of the day, logs get skipped. When certification, growing-area codes or grower settlements are due, records are missing.

Know-how lives in a few heads

Yellow leaves, fish gasping, hens off feed — new staff don't know whom to ask, and waiting for a technician is too late.

Data exists but nobody reads it

Stock, debts and sensor readings sit in notebooks, chats and spreadsheets. One question takes three phone calls.

Software is hard for older farmers

Too many screens and fields; missing or late entries can even put a growing-area code at risk.

How NextFarm solves it

One concrete answer per problem, and where to find it in the app.

Logs get skippedSay a sentence or send a photo; the assistant drafts the log line, weigh slip or expenseAI assistant → entry cards
Wrong or duplicate entriesEvery card waits for approval; duplicates are flagged; the original photo is keptEntry cards · history
No one to askSnap a leaf, describe symptoms; when unsure it says so and suggests asking an agronomistPhoto diagnosis
Scattered dataAsk in plain language; answers come from your own stock, contracts, ledgers and sensors, with the source shownQ&A · Skills
Owners have no time to checkA morning brief arrives by itself: weather, today's tasks, sensor alertsScheduled

What it does

Ask

Ask in everyday language

"How much NPK is left?", "Which growers still owe input advances?" The assistant reads your farm's own data and shows where each number comes from.

Ask in everyday language

Log

Say it or snap it — it drafts the entry

Say "sprayed plot 3 this morning, 2 tanks", or send a weigh slip or invoice. It becomes an entry card; review it and approve to save.

  • Farm diary, herd and pond logs
  • Purchase weigh slips, stock receipts
  • Income and expenses from invoice photos

Diagnose

Snap a leaf, follow up per case

Send a photo of a leaf, fruit or animal. It suggests likely causes, asks about symptoms when unsure, and drafts the spray task for the crew.

Skills

One tap to run

Morning brief, Harvest → sales, Read slips into the books, Photo diagnosis. Schedule them to arrive every morning.

Scenario: A morning on a 12-hectare coffee farm

  1. 6:00

    The owner gets the morning brief: rain this afternoon, 2 spray jobs due, 6 bags of NPK left.

  2. 7:30

    The crew lead says "plot 3 sprayed, 4 tanks, product A". The assistant drafts the log line on plot 3, season 2026.

  3. 9:00

    A worker photographs brown-spotted leaves. Two likely causes, a follow-up question, and a check task for the technician.

  4. 11:00

    The owner asks "how much did we spend on fertiliser this month?" — answered with the list of payments.

  5. 17:00

    The owner approves 6 entry cards in 2 minutes.

Limits by plan

Basic / Region 50Growth / Region 200Pro / Region 1,000
AI questions / week2005001.000

What you can measure after a season

The software doesn't promise yields; it gives you numbers to compare before and after.

Days with logs per monthEntry cards approved / correctedTime from spotting disease to assigning workQuestions answered from farm data

Quick answers

No. Everything it drafts appears as a card for you to review and approve.

Try it on your own farm

14-day Pro trial; your data stays when you pick a plan.