Farmable PRO
New Zealand
Farmable PRO is a mobile app based digital solution which reinvents how tree crop growers gather, organise and use their data, helping them to improve yields while taking care of the environment. It enables tree crop growers to track, monitor and record operations via a mobile app. Data is gathered in the field and manually entered into the app, giving orchard managers a real-time overview of activities. With this data, the farmers can make sound decisions to enhance productivity and efficiency. The app also generates a database of records to simplify reporting to authorities and marketing organisations. The Farmable PRO app tracks orchard inputs down to the row level, giving growers more precise control of water, energy, fertiliser and pesticides.
Digital Solution (DS) Category
Digital Agriculture
Digital Solution Type (sub-category)
Farm advisory services, Farm management services
Delivery type (format)
Mobile app
Web based platform
DS supplier-user category
Business to business
Type of entity (ICT developer-supplier)
Agribusiness / private company
Name of supplier/developer
Farmable AS
Primary Users
Farmers , Agribusiness / private company
Digital Solution Development Stage
Commercial stage (widespread use nationally)
Number of users or subscribers
Measurable positive impact(s) by Digital Solution (DS) on target users and/or audience
The result is higher crop yields, which can help to meet the growing population’s food needs. By enhancing efficiency, Farmable curbs environmental waste as well. Growers use less water and energy, as well as less fertiliser and pesticides, reducing potentially harmful runoff. In addition, human resources and logistics are optimised, eliminating unnecessary use of energy-consuming vehicles and equipment. Source: Developer website
Digital Solution Geographic scope
New Zealand, Europe and Australia.
Name of Digital village(s), districts, communes where DS is used/deployed
On-line resource links (Web-page links, links to videos, links to reports, etc)
DS Links to FAO, UN and other Development agencies projects, initiatives and programmes