The model
Partnership-led, not acquisition-led.
Reaching smallholder farmers one download at a time is slow and expensive. AgriPulse instead connects to the organisations farmers already work with — and digitises those relationships.
That means farmers are onboarded with context: which programme they belong to, what they grow, which buyer or lender is involved, and what support they already receive.
Network channels
Six routes into the farmer network.
NGO beneficiaries
Livelihood and development programmes with established rural presence.
Agribusiness farmers
Supplier and outgrower networks already producing at commercial scale.
Micro and small businesses
Rural MSMEs that aggregate, process and trade agricultural production.
Contract farming networks
Structured production agreements with defined buyers and volumes.
Farmer groups and community organisations
Cooperatives and producer groups with existing trust at village level.
Development programmes
Multi-year initiatives requiring measurable farmer-level outcomes.
How the network connects
Trusted organisations in. Real access out.
- NGOs & development programmes
- Agribusinesses
- Contract farming networks
- MSMEs & farmer groups
AgriPulse
Digital farmer layer
- Finance
- Inputs
- Markets
- Agricultural intelligence
The farmer journey
Onboarding
Registered through a trusted partner organisation.
Digital farm profile
Plots, crops, seasons and history captured.
Intelligence
Agronomy guidance, weather and crop health support.
Finance & inputs
Access routed through partner institutions and suppliers.
Market
Production connected to local, wholesale and B2B buyers.
What farmers get
- Localised agronomy guidance in plain language
- Early warning on pests, disease and weather risk
- A digital profile that travels with them
- A clearer route to finance and quality inputs
- Visibility of buyers and market demand