Dimitra Incorporated, a global Agtech company on a mission to make its technology available to small farmers globally, has developed and released five satellite reports that are included within the basic Connected Farmer platform. Each report plays a pivotal role in providing farmers with actionable data to increase yield, reduce expenses and mitigate risk.

Dimitra has been developing its technology aimed at helping farmers make better decisions to improve productivity. Reduce environmental impact, store more carbon, and reduce fresh water usage while significantly increasing output.

One technology that Dimitra is using is satellite to allow for analysis and year over year comparisons. In the past year, we have established over 20 different reports that we provide to farmers. When a Dimitra farmer registers for the Connected Farmer app.

Dimitra uses current and past data from some of the most advanced and reliable satellites, mainly Sentinel 1 and 2 from the European Space Agency, to perform various types of analyses on farms, forests, soils, and vegetation in general.

Dimitra’s five basic satellite reports, described below, help farmers (farming anywhere in the world) detect the precise regions of their farms where they need to take action, such as applying fertilizers, performing irrigation at key stages of the season, spraying pesticides and herbicides and others depending on the results of the analyses. This helps farmers minimize their costs in labor and inputs as they only need to act on the precise regions where these actions are necessary.

Crop Health Index (NDVI – Normalized Difference Vegetation Index)

– describes the difference between visible and near infrared reflectance of vegetation cover. This report estimates the density of green on an area of land, which is proportional to the biomass and chlorophyll content, representing the crops’ health.

Early Crop Health Index (MSAVI – Modified Soil Adjusted Vegetation Index)

Since MSAVI is adjusted to soil effects and is sensitive to early vegetation in the field, it works even when the earth is hardly covered with crops.

Crop Moisture Index (LSWI – Land Surface Water Index)

– detects moist levels in vegetation using a combination of near-infrared (NIR) and short-wave infrared (SWIR) spectral bands. The LSWI is a reliable indicator of water stress in crops.

Crop Nutrient Index (RECI – Red-Edge Chlorophyll Index)

And shows the photosynthetic activity of the canopy cover. RECI shows the photosynthetic activity of the canopy cover. Because chlorophyll content directly depends on nitrogen level in plants. Responsible for their green color, this vegetation index in remote sensing helps detect areas with yellow or shed foliage.

Jon Trask
Dimitra Incorporated

International AgTech innovator, Dimitra, is proud to announce a $20 million capital commitment by GEM DIGITAL LIMITED. To further develop Dimitra’s platform, increase user adoption and expand the utility of the ecosystem.

This commitment from GEM Digital is instrumental in the development of Dimitra’s agricultural ecosystem. And expanding of the Connected Farmer Platform, which was released in May 2022. Accelerating the implementation of the platform to user groups under contract expands the value of the platform to ecosystem partners and accelerates its adoption around the world.

Dimitra’s CEO, Jon Trask, says, “We are proud to be working with GEM DIGITAL as a key long-term partner and are grateful for their financial commitment, supporting the long-term vision of Dimitra in becoming the “Operating System for Ag-tech. Furthermore, this GEM DIGITAL commitment allows us to instill further utility into the ecosystem. And further integrate the Dimitra token (DMTR) into the functionality of the ecosystem”.

GEM DIGITAL

The latest capital commitment by GEM DIGITAL will help Dimitra expand the value revealed from the data generated by the application of blockchain, satellite, sensors, drones, machine learning, artificial intelligence and genetics to the Agri-food industry.

GEM DIGITAL selected Dimitra intending to have a hand in agricultural technology that will shape the future of farming, agriculture. And have a worldwide impact on food security, food traceability, the impact of agriculture on climate change. And increase the standard of living of small farmers across the globe. Dimitra’s laser focus on agriculture technology is in line with the global need for real use cases and adoption in the blockchain industry and impending food shortages worldwide. With GEM DIGITAL’s capital commitment, Dimitra aims to further provide farmers, governments, and NGOs with the best technology and a secure environment for high volume transactions, all in one user experience via the Dimitra Connected Farmer Platform.

About Dimitra Incorporated:

Dimitra Incorporated is a global Agtech company with a mission to help smallholder farmers across the world. Dimitra works with governments, government agencies, NGOs, and for profit organizations. The Dimitra platform is built on blockchain technology and incorporates mobile technology, machine learning, IoT devices, satellite and drone imagery, genomics, and advanced farming research. Dimitra’s data-driven approach helps farmers increase yields, reduce expenses, and mitigate risk. Dimitra believes that every smallholder farmer, regardless of economic standing, should benefit from simple, beautiful, and useful technology.

The Dimitra token (DMTR) is available on several token exchanges. Including Uniswap,and other exchanges such as Kucoin, Gate, Bittrex Global, and BitMart.

About GEM DIGITAL LIMITED:
GEM Digital Limited is a digital asset investment firm. Based in The Bahamas. The firm actively sources, structures and invests in utility tokens listed on over 30 CEXs and DEXs world wide.

Summary

Ocean Protocol, the Web3 plat form to unlock data for AI and business innovation, and AgTech company Dimitra, host an agricultural data competition. Derive in sights that maximize crop yield, suggest ways to improve the data, ways to monetize it, and identify algorithms that can be used for analysis.

All valid* entries submitted will receive an award of 250 OCEAN tokens.
In each phase, the evaluation panel will award 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes, a Community Choice Award, and ten Honorable Mentions. Entry is open to all interested participants and DOES NOT require testing or training of algorithms on the data presented.
Prizes Phase 1: $5,000 USD (payable in OCEAN + DMTR)1st place: $1,500 2nd place: $1,000 3rd place: $500 Community Award: $1,000 Honorable Mentions (10x): $100
Prizes Phase 2: $10,000 USD (payable in OCEAN + DMTR)1st place: $3,000 2nd place: $2,000 3rd place: $1,000 Community Award: $2,000 Honorable Mentions (10x): $200

Phase 1: Ideation

Entry submission dead line: August 12, 2022
Phase 1 aims to gather ideas about how the available data sets can be utilized. Participants may use any one of the nine data sets provided to derive insights, or multiple data sets to identify correlations between them and provide aggregate insights.
Participants should submit a well documented report containing a descriptive summary of the idea and details explaining how the idea can be executed. The report shall include charts, schematics, and diagrams as supporting evidence. It shall present findings on valuable patterns and trends, and indication on how to exploit them to maximize crop yields and/or minimize risks.
Entries must be submitted through Questbook and should include links to the documents or files that contain details about the idea.

Datasets Phase 1 – Ocean Protocol and Dimitra

The datasets to be used in Phase 1 are available on the Ocean Market (links below), using the Polygon network or the ETH network. You will need to hold small amounts of MATIC or ETH tokens to cover gas fees. We encourage you to use the Polygon network and If you don’t hold MATIC. We are happy send you enough to cover gas fees if you access the following link: https://bit.ly/3cptXsd
Datasets on Polygon network:

1. Digital Elevation Model (687.97 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-1
2. Crop Statistics (1.02 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-2
3. Crop Sowing Season (3.96 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-3
4. Agriculture Information (15.81 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-4
5. Vegetation Index (743.58 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-5
6. Shape Files (451.55 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-6
7. Soil Data (194.94): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-7
8. Weather Data Monthly (2.79 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-8
9. Weather Data Hourly (478.26 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-9

Datasets on ETH network

1. Digital Elevation Model (687.97 MiB): https://bit.ly/3B7XvVA
2. Crop Statistics (1.02 MiB): https://bit.ly/3cwcSg8
3. Crop Sowing Season (3.96 MiB): https://bit.ly/3aVdxHy
4. Agriculture Information (15.81 MiB): https://bit.ly/3olECXu
5. Vegetation Index (743.58 MiB): https://bit.ly/3OrJapU
6. Shape Files (451.55 MiB): https://bit.ly/3yTNU1P
7. Soil Data (194.94): https://bit.ly/3cvCiuy
8. Weather Data Monthly (2.79 MiB): https://bit.ly/3yZnRGw
9. Weather Data Hourly (478.26 MiB): https://bit.ly/3crZtWw

Phase 2: Algorithms, Analytics, Narratives & Reports

Entry submission deadline: TBA at the conclusion of Phase 1
Participants who are not able to create algorithms may also create analytics. Reports and narratives by analyzing the data independently or by using the algorithms published in this phase.
Participants will receive updated information about competition requirements and links to the data available for this phase.
Evaluation

A panel of evaluators from Ocean and Dimitra will independently review and rank submission entries selecting 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners.

Web 3 Requirements: Wallet, Network, Tokens – Ocean Protocol and Dimitra

To enter the competition and submit your entries using the Questbook platform you will need to have a Metamask wallet with the Polygon network set up. You will also need to hold a small amount of MATIC tokens to cover gas fees. If you don’t hold MATIC, we are happy send you enough to cover gas fees if you follow this link and provide your wallet information:

How to set up a Metmask wallet:https://docs.oceanprotocol.com/tutorials/metamask-setup/
How to set up the Polygon Network in your Metmask wallet:https://docs.polygon.technology/docs/develop/metamask/config-polygon-on-metamask/
You can also set the Polygon network manually in Metmask using the following settings: Network Name: Pollygon MainnetNew RPC URL: https://polygon-rpc.com/Chain ID: 137Currency Symbol: MATICBlock Explorer URL: https://polygonscan.com
How to Enter the Competition:Click Apply For Grant and use your Metamask wallet to log into Questbook. You will access complete bounty details and will be able to enter your submissions.

Ocean Protocol, the Web3 platform to unlock data for AI and business innovation, and AgTech company Dimitra, host an agricultural data competition. Derive insights that maximize crop yield, suggest ways to improve the data, ways to monetize it, and identify algorithms that can be used for analysis. Ocean Dimitra Bounty

DetailsThe competition is divided into two phases, with a total prize pool of $15,000 USD payable in OCEAN + DMTR tokens. All valid* entries submitted will receive an award of 250 OCEAN tokens.
In each phase, the evaluation panel will award 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes, a Community Choice Award, and ten Honorable Mentions. Entry is open to all interested participants and DOES NOT require testing or training of algorithms on the data presented.
Prizes Phase 1: $5,000 USD (payable in OCEAN + DMTR)1st place: $1,500 2nd place: $1,000 3rd place: $500 Community Award: $1,000 Honorable Mentions (10x): $100
Prizes Phase 2: $10,000 USD (payable in OCEAN + DMTR)1st place: $3,000 2nd place: $2,000 3rd place: $1,000 Community Award: $2,000 Honorable Mentions (10x): $200

Phase 1: Ideation – Ocean Dimitra Bounty

Entry submission dead line: August 12, 2022
Participants may use any one of the nine data sets provided to derive in sights, or multiple data sets to identify correlations between them and provide aggregate in sights.
Participants should submit a well documented report containing a descriptive summary of the idea and details explaining how the idea can be executed. The report shall include charts, schematics, and diagrams as evidence. It shall present findings on valuable patterns and trends, and indication on how to exploit them to maximize crop yields and/or minimize risks.

Datasets Phase 1

Using the Polygon network or the ETH network. You will need to hold small amounts of MATIC or ETH tokens to cover gas fees. We encourage you to use the Polygon network and If you don’t hold MATIC. We are happy send you enough to cover gas fees if you access the following link: https://bit.ly/3cptXsd
Datasets on Polygon network:

1. Digital Elevation Model (687.97 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-1
2. Crop Statistics (1.02 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-2
3. Crop Sowing Season (3.96 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-3
4. Agriculture Information (15.81 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-4
5. Vegetation Index (743.58 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-5
6. Shape Files (451.55 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-6
7. Soil Data (194.94): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-7
8. Weather Data Monthly (2.79 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-8
9. Weather Data Hourly (478.26 MiB): https://bit.ly/dimitra1-9

Datasets on ETH network

1. Digital Elevation Model (687.97 MiB): https://bit.ly/3B7XvVA
2. Crop Statistics (1.02 MiB): https://bit.ly/3cwcSg8
3. Crop Sowing Season (3.96 MiB): https://bit.ly/3aVdxHy
4. Agriculture Information (15.81 MiB): https://bit.ly/3olECXu
5. Vegetation Index (743.58 MiB): https://bit.ly/3OrJapU
6. Shape Files (451.55 MiB): https://bit.ly/3yTNU1P
7. Soil Data (194.94): https://bit.ly/3cvCiuy
8. Weather Data Monthly (2.79 MiB): https://bit.ly/3yZnRGw
9. Weather Data Hourly (478.26 MiB): https://bit.ly/3crZtWw

Phase 2: Algorithms, Analytics, Narratives & Reports

Entry submission deadline: TBA at the conclusion of Phase 1
The goal of this phase is to create algorithms that can be used to analyze data that will be provided specifically for Phase 2. The newly created algorithms will be published on the Ocean Market using the Compute-To-Data feature to derive new insights, and generate narratives and reports. Participants who are not able to create algorithms may also create analytics, reports and narratives by analyzing the data independently or by using the algorithms published in this phase.
The start of Phase 2 will be announced at the conclusion of Phase 1, after Phase 1 winners are announced. Participants will receive updated information about competition requirements and links to the data available for this phase.
Evaluation

A panel of evaluators from Ocean and Dimitra will independently review. And rank submission entries selecting 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners. The evaluation panel will select ten additional entries as Honorable Mentions.

Evaluation Criteria & Scoring – Ocean Dimitra Bounty

Web 3 Requirements: Wallet, Network, Tokens

To enter the competition and submit your entries using the Questbook platform you will need to have a Metamask wallet with the Polygon network set up. You will also need to hold a small amount of MATIC tokens to cover gas fees. If you don’t hold MATIC, we are happy send you enough to cover gas fees if you follow this link and provide your wallet information.

How to Enter the Competition:

Click Apply For Grant and use your Metamask wallet to log into Questbook. You will access complete bounty details and will be able to enter your submissions.

If centuries of agriculture have taught humanity anything. It is the fact that rich, bio diverse topsoil produces increased yield and increases the quality of the crop. Topsoil is considered the quintessential requirement for fruit full farming, forming the organic layer of the land composition and housing essential nutrients required for crop cultivation. Additionally, ninety-eight percent of the crops consumed grow on the upper 3 inches of topsoil. Dimitra APAC

However, in the last 100 years alone, the world has lost nearly 30 to 50 percent of its topsoil. Even across some tropical bio diversities such as southern Asia due to urbanization and sub standard agricultural practices. The integrity of the topsoil is of paramount importance to agriculturists worldwide. Which has become a global concern in the current day and age. These factors have cause soil erosion. Further degrading the quality of crops and the fertility of the land. “Due to improper soil management, productivity per acre of land diminishes,” says Jon Trask, Co-Founder and CEO of Dimitra, A data driven agriculture technology company. By ensuring efficient soil management, bolstered by healthy farming practices, Track’s business helps agriculturists thrive through precision farming. Thereby up holding the critical drivers of agriculture: Transparency, Sustainability, Traceability, and Provenance.

A Touch of Technology – Dimitra APAC

Upon engaging with a farmer, Dimitra defines the farming goals of an agriculturist, which serves as a blue print for the company’s technological deployments. “Let us look at a pepper farmer growing jalapeno peppers, for example,” begins Trask. “There are definitive soil conditions and nutrients that are conducive to growing peppers, as is with any crop in the world across any geography. Ensuring these ideal conditions is the first step to farming.” Dimitra has developed a platform that takes into account these definitive farming goals to help farmers achieve two distinct objectives.

Dimitra APAC

Dimitra USAToday – Dimitra.io is driving global sustainable agriculture with CeDeFi loans and technology designed to help farmers make better decisions. Their loans provide small family farms with vital access to capital in more than 68 countries—over 100 by 2025. To support farming and trade activities, Dimitra works with millions of farmers and hundreds of loan providers. The blockchain-based app offers various services, including recordkeeping, agribusiness analysis, satellite analysis, sensor tracking and more. “Every smallholder farmer, regardless of economic status, should be able to benefit from simple, beautiful, and useful technology…because when farmers thrive, economies thrive,” said Jon Trask, CEO @dimitratech. Dimitra USAToday

Subheading – Dimitra USAToday

Dimitra USAToday – Dimitra Incorporated is a global Agtech company with a mission to help smallholder farmers across the world. Dimitra works with governments, government agencies, NGOs, and for-profit organizations. The Dimitra platform built on blockchain technology. And incorporates mobile technology, machine learning, IoT devices, satellite and drone imagery, genomics, and advanced farming research. Through our data driven approach, Dimitra helps farmers increase yields, reduces expenses, and mitigates risk. Dimitra believes that every smallholder farmer, regardless of economic standing, should benefit from simple, beautiful, and useful technology.

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By 2050 we will need to feed 9.7 billion people. In 2021, over 1 billion people go to bed hungry everyday, in the past five years this problem is growing, not reducing. One third of the world’s population are smallholder farmers, operating subsistence level farms, typically smaller than 5 hectares and struggling to produce enough food to feed their own family.  In G20 nations, farmers have access to technology that helps them operate their farm as a commercial enterprise, greatly exceeding their own family’s needs and allowing them to supply food to hundreds of people. There is certainly a significant divide which needs to be closed. Dimitra USAToday

5 leaders the world of technology is venturing into uncharted territory. Where a collective effort pushed online experiences into new realms of efficiency and effectiveness. Now, on the cusp of Web 3, interoperability and participatory culture are well established. Consumer demand is rising for something new.

Technology solves a lot of the world’s problems and has the potential to do so in ways that affect everyone on the globe. That’s what Web 3 is about: a boundary-less multiverse of endless possibilities. And an upgrade into new territories of human-machine cooperation.

Perhaps the best-developed component of the internet of the future comes in gaming, with entertainment happening every day in the metaverse. This is a space where many business leaders see growth potential. And those with an eye to the realities of Web 3 are already imagining what kind of business can be won. Or conducted in alternate realities.

While digital assets have been taking mainstream media by storm, “Phygital” products might be the nearer future for most of us. The value of a sweater that keeps you warm during the winter but also comes with a digital clone that gives you magical powers in a video game is a lot easier to understand than a pure JPEG.

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Building a metaverse requires a balance between designers and engineers; specialists in both fields are often quite idealistic and stubborn in their own ways. To effectively bridge the two without compromising either, the leadership must emphasize on the player and game narrative rather than the business directive. While maximizing profit motivates investors, a good story motivates everybody.

This type of customer-centricity, even while understanding. And supporting the business potential in the metaverse, encapsulates the ethos of Web 3. If Web 2 paved the way to uphold the end-user. Web 3 puts that user on the throne, catering to their every need and reducing any friction in the process.

There is a predictable adoption curve for new technology, and the metaverse is no exception. But the future of blockchain as it stands today can go either way. Like the old west, today’s landscape is filled with outlaws, misfits, and uncertainty. In the hands of responsible developers, it is an opportunity to begin again, take what is broken in Web 2 and fix it through Web 3.

A word of caution, though: If left unchecked, the natural tendency for humanity to misbehave behind a wall of anonymity will destroy the frontier before it even gets a chance to mature. Nevertheless, entertainment within the metaverse as full of potential as a revenue driver for companies of all kinds. That is, if it effectively serves the end-user, and encourages transparency, solid principles of practice, and catalyzes operational excellence. 5 leaders

“Enabling Technology” for a People-Centered Web 3

We are seeing an emerging trend in which Web 3 is people-centered, a principle that competent leaders already understand. But it’s not about who is specifically good at a certain skill set. Such as having the BEST engineer or UX designer. But how each team member can multiply everyone else’s efforts by tenfold. Especially at the early stage, this team dynamic is critical for the exponential growth. Needed to escape the great filter of many failed startups. There is no room for error.

The Future of Food in the Real World – 5 leaders

In a totally different sector, some of the original parties in blockchain technology are working to solve problems in the real world with Web 3-friendly strategies. Jon Trask has been an innovator in this space for decades. And has experience of scaling businesses and applying sophisticated technology. He is bringing this acumen to a startup called Dimitra, an agriculture technology platform. Trask and his team of experts are deploying agtech tools. To support smallholder farmers around the world and are already in over 70 countries.

In this alone, Trask faces an unusual leadership dynamic: “Balancing teams of agricultural technologists with app designers and software developers has its own unique challenges. Great people are the key to success and running highly diverse teams has brought incredible value to the design and development process. We wouldn’t be as successful without diverse teams” Dimitra already has active partnerships with government agencies worldwide, which makes the diversity component mission-critical for the company.

The company is harnessing the power of blockchain to create truly useful tools that support food production around the world. “I personally look at this technique as innovating with purpose, innovating to solve a problem but having a clear vision of what outcome we are trying to achieve.” He urges other leaders working toward Web 3 with this directive, “We need to leave room for research, ideation and repetition in our discovery and development process. Balancing innovation and cost is sometimes a challenge. But we need to invest and plan for innovation in today’s Web 3 world.”

In his words, “Blockchain plays a key role in the systems and platforms of the future. Over the past few years we’ve started to uncover where blockchain fits into a developer’s toolbox and this has led to the evolving area of Web 3.”

The Power of Tomorrow Starts Today

Web 3 will be full of value from an amalgam of technologies, including machine learning, IoT, data analytics, and more. Delivering these to the end-user in a way that is so effortless. So easy, and optimally efficient is the driving force behind leading innovations in this space. Leading into the future of new online structures and experiences won’t be easy. But purposeful, passionate, mission-driven leaders are already achieving it every day. 5 leaders

DroneX builds bespoke drones to meet the requirements of industries. Dimitra DroneX.ai

Dimitra and DroneX are working together to create a bundled — Hardware/Software solution for small farmer communities.

Creating new jobs and agtech businesses will enable the Dimitra tokenomics, by using Dimitra Points to book and order a drone service.

The initial projects that Dimitra and DroneX will work on is the development of a spray drone and management platform. The initial target will be South East Asia.

Dimitra DroneX.ai:

DroneX is dedicated to empowering world’s leading enterprises with actionable intelligence about their physical assets using our smart drone based solutions. We are passionate professionals united by a common purpose: to pioneer the future in Unmanned aerial vehicle technology that’s transforming commercial industries. We are developing the most advanced drones and edge AI system to solve real world problems from asset inspections to disaster response and recovery, and so much more. Dimitra DroneX.ai

Together, we have our feet on the ground and our eyes on the bright future.

Dimitra Open Hardware Ecosystem (DOHE)

The DOHE encourages third party hardware technology companies to develop and deploy their own hardware devices into our eco system. Examples include IoT devices such as animal GPS and soil sensors, edge computing devices, WiFi gate ways and routers, robots, and drones, so that they work seamlessly within our extensive on-farm ag-tech eco system. For example, many equipment manufacturers offer farm equipment that contains built in IoT devices. These devices produce a great deal of rich data that put to good use in optimizing modern farming operations. Other important IoT device categories include motion detectors, intrusion detectors, live stock wearables, and many others.

Dimitra Incorporated is a global Agtech company with a mission to help small holder farmers across the world. Dimitra works with governments, government agencies, NGOs, and for profit organizations. The Dimitra plat form builds blockc hain technology. And incorporates mobile technology, machine learning, IoT devices, satellite and drone imagery, genomics, and advanced farming research. Through our data driven approach, Dimitra helps farmers increase yields, reduces expenses, and mitigates risk. Dimitra believes that every small holder farmer, regardless of economic standing, should benefit from simple, beautiful, and useful technology. Dimitra DroneX.ai

Dimitra CIO Review – For small holder and family farmers, the biggest challenge is productivity. Even though this specific group is responsible for 70-80 percent of the worlds food. They still lack access to cutting edge technology and data driven inputs about soil, vegetation, and weather conditions. “The small holder and family farms are greatly underserved technologically and affected by climate change and in many cases extreme poverty. As an AgTech provider, we have designed a connected farmer platform to help the world’s 570 million small holder farmers,” says Jon Trask, Founder and CEO, Dimitra Incorporated.

Dimitra CIO Review – Subheading

Founded in 2019, Dimitra applies advanced technology, including AI, Blockchain, IoT, and Satellite, to provide actionable data that help farmers and governments enrich economies through increased crop yields and healthier live stock. “We start with farm planning, work through soil preparation, planting, and crop management all the way down stream to market including export,” says Trask. Each farmer on the Dimitra platform receives Dimitra Points to incentivize their usage of the system. Rewarding behaviors which maximize farming results create an additional incentive to the farmer.

This increases farmers’ outputs while reducing their costs and/or mitigating their risks. The farmers can earn points by registering and managing live stock and crops, using the market place, and providing data. These points convert to Dimitra tokens. And utilized to purchase agricultural services from other members of the Dimitra Ecosystem. This synergistic usage assists in developing the businesses of eco system members. And creates a sustainable network economy within the eco system.

Dimitra CIO Review

Dimitra collects data from all feasible and practical sources to feed its machine learning and crop models. These models, each designed to preform specific tasks. Produce outputs in the form of recommendations on farm management, alerts, system triggers, and robotic control.