An agricultural intelligence platform for Africa
Agririgo harmonises crop, climate, soil and market data for Africa into one open data platform and API, and turns a farm's own data into ranked actions with Rigo AI.
Agririgo works at two scales. For a region, it harmonises open crop, climate, soil and market data into one platform and API. For a farm, it builds a digital twin from the farm's own data. The same ontology holds both, so a field can be read against its district and its season.
What Agririgo does here
Open data and API
Harmonised crop, climate, soil and market data with documented sources, available through a public API.
Atlas
Country and district views across Africa, starting with Zambia, including the 2024 drought report.
Farm digital twins
A farm's own objects and records in the same ontology, exportable in open standards (NGSI-LD, SensorThings).
Rigo AI
Reads the twin and ranks the work, citing what it used.
Who it is for
- Researchers and analysts
- Development programmes and governments
- Agribusinesses and developers building on agricultural data
How it works
- 01Explore the Atlas or the API
- 02Create a free account to build a farm's twin
- 03Export in open formats whenever you need to
What it is not
- Not a closed platform: exports are open formats you own
- Sources are cited, and each figure says where it came from
Questions people ask
- Is there an API?
- Yes, a public API for the harmonised data; see the developers page.
- Which data sources are used?
- Open sources such as FAOSTAT, World Bank, Sentinel-2, SoilGrids, CHIRPS, Open-Meteo, IPC and FEWS NET, and national statistics offices.
- Can I export a farm's data?
- Yes, as JSON, CSV and in the NGSI-LD and SensorThings open standards.
- What does it cost?
- Agririgo is free: there is no paid tier, no trial and no credit card. Monthly usage ceilings exist only to stop abuse.
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